b) Ancient Judaism 4) Intellectualism And Christianity a) Paul's Petty-citizen Intellectualism b) Dogmatic Intellectualism c) Anti-intellectualism of Christianity 1) Carriers of Religion d) Intellectualism in Medieval Christianity e) Humanist Intellectualism f) Puritan Intellectualism 5) Modern Intellectualism a) Anglo-Saxon and Latin Intellectualism b) German Intellectualism c) Socialism d) Russian Intellectualism e) Enlightenment Intellectualism (G) Theodicy and Salvation 1) Theodicy a) Transcendental Creator b) Problem Of Theodicy c) Advent Solution d) Concept of Other World e) Solution by Predestination f) Providence g) Solution by Dualism h) Solution by Karma 2) Salvation And Rebirth a) Promise of Wealth b) Political Salvation c) Salvation from Evil d) Other-worldly Salvation e) Salvation and Conduct of Life f) Sanctification and Rebirth 3) Salvation By Ritual a) Ritual Mood b) Ritual Mysticism c) Sacrament d) Confessional e) Puritan Rites f) Jewish Ritualism 4) Salvation By Good Works a) Account for Every Action b) Total Personality 5) Salvation By Self-perfection a) Animistic Methodology b) Induction of Ecstasy c) Development of Methodology 1) Transcendental God 2) States of Sanctification 3) Indian Methodology 4) Catholicism and Confucianism 5) Certainty of Salvation 6) Rationalization of Methodology d) Religious Virtuosi (H) Asceticism and Mysticism 1) Asceticism a) Definition b) World-rejection c) Inner-worldly Asceticism 2) Mysticism a) Mystical Illumination b) Flight from the World c) Mystical Union d) Concentration upon Truth e) Container vs. Instrument f) Brokenness vs. Vocation g) Anomie vs. Reformation h) Mystic Love 3) Oriental Vs. Occidental Salvation a) Concept of Divine b) Knowledge vs. Action c) Roman Law d) Roman Rulership e) Roman Church f) Ascetic Protestantism (I) Salvation by Other's Achievement 1) Salvation By Grace a) Savior b) Doctrines of Savior c) Incarnation d) Sacramental Grace e) Institutional Grace f) Catholic Institution g) Dispensation and Conduct of Life h) Confessional and Conduct of Life i) Judaism and Ascetic Protestantism j) Institutional Authority 2) Salvation By Faith a) Faith and Magic b) Faith of Islam and Judaism c) Non-prophetic Faith d) Dogmatic Faith e) Explicit and Implicit Faith f) Faith of Heart g) Aristocracy of Dogma h) Virtuoso of Faith i) Faith and Intellect j) Faith and Mysticism k) Faith and Ethic l) Idea of Vocation m) Lutheran Faith n) Faith and Carriers o) Emotional Faith 3) Salvation By Predestination a) Men of Predestination b) Power of Predestination c) Islamic vs. Puritan Predestination d) Chinese Destiny e) Aristocracy of Predestination f) This-worldly Determinism (J) Religious Ethics and the World