Pagan Christs Index

• ―Pagan Christs Index
• ―Pagan Christs: Page Index
• ―Pagan Christs: Title Page
• ―Pagan Christs: By the Same Author
• ―Pagan Christs: Contents
• ―Pagan Christs: Preface to the Second Edition
• ―Pagan Christs: Introduction
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Naturalness of all Belief: § 1. Origin of the Gods from Fear
• ―§ 2. All Belief Results of Reasoning
• ―§ 3. Dr. Jevons’ Theories of Religious Evolution
• ―§ 4. Scientific View of the Religious Evolution
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Naturalness of all Belief: § 5. Dr. Frazer's Definition
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Naturalness of all Belief: § 6. The Scientific Induction
• ―§ 7. Dr. Jevons’ Series of Self-Contradictions
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Naturalness of all Belief: § 8. His Contradictory Doctrine of the Conditions of the Survival of Religion
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Naturalness of all Belief: § 9. The Continuity of Religious Phenomena
• ―§ 10. Dr. Frazer's Sociological Vindication of the Sorcerer
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Naturalness of all Belief: § 11. The Beginning of the End of Religion
• ―§ 12. Historic View of Ancestor Worship
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Naturalness of all Belief: § 13. The Authoritarian Element a Mark of Religion
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Naturalness of all Belief: § 14. Definition of Religion
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. Comparison and Appraisement of Religions: § 1. Early Forces of Reform
• ―§ 2. Reform as a Religious Process
• ―§ 3. Polytheism and Monotheism
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. Comparison and Appraisement of Religions: § 4. Hebrews and Babylonians
• ―§ 5. Forces of Religious Evolution
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. Comparison and Appraisement of Religions: § 6. The Hebrew Evolution
• ―§ 7. Post-Exilic Phases
• ―§ 8. Revival and Disintegration
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. Comparison and Appraisement of Religions: § 9. Conclusion
• ―§ 1. Totemism and Sacraments
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 2. Theory and Ritual of Human Sacrifice
• ―§ 3. The Christian Crucifixion
• ―§ 4. Vogue of Human Sacrifice
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 5. The Divinity of the Victim
• ―§ 6. The Cannibal Sacrament
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 7. The Semitic Antecedents
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 8. The Judaic Evolution
• ―§ 9. Specific Survivals in Judaism
• ―§ 10. The Pre-Christian Jesus-God
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 11. Private Jewish Eucharists
• ―§ 12. The Eucharist in Orthodox Judaism
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 13. Special Features of the Crucifixion Myth
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 14. Possible Historical Elements
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 15. The Gospel Mystery-Play
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 16. The Mystery-Play and the Cultus
• ―§ 17. Further Pagan Adaptations
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter I. The Sacrificed Saviour-God: § 18. Synopsis and Conclusion: Genealogy of Human Sacrifice and Sacrament
• ―§ 1. Primary and Secondary Ideas
• ―§ 2. The Logos
• ―§ 3. Derivations of the Christian Logos
• ―§ 4. The Search for a Historical Jesus
• ―§ 5. The Critical Problem
• ―§ 6. Collapse of the Constructive Case
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. The Teaching God: § 7. Parallel Problems
• ―§ 8. The Problem of Buddhist Origins
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. The Teaching God: § 9. Buddhism and Buddhas
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. The Teaching God: § 10. The Buddhist Cruces
• ―§ 11. Sociological Clues
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. The Teaching God: § 12. Buddhism and Asoka
• ―§ 13. The Buddha Myth
• ―Pagan Christs: Chapter II. The Teaching God: § 14. The Problem of Manichæus
• ―§ 15. The Manichean Solution
• ―§ 16. The Case of Apollonius of Tyana
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 1. Introductory
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 2. Beginnings of Cult
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 3. Zoroastrianism
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 4. Evolution of Mithra
• ―§ 5. The Process of Syncretism
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 6. Symbols of Mithra
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 7. The Cultus
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 8. The Creed
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 9. Mithraism and Christianity
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 10. Further Christian Parallels
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 11. The Vogue of Mithraism
• ―Pagan Christs: Part III. Mithraism: § 12. Absorption in Christianity
• ―§ 13. The Point of Junction
• ―§ 1. American Racial Origins
• ―Pagan Christs: Part IV. The Religions of Ancient America: § 2. Aztecs and Peruvians
• ―Pagan Christs: Part IV. The Religions of Ancient America: § 3. Primitive Religion and Human Sacrifice
• ―Pagan Christs: Part IV. The Religions of Ancient America: § 4. The Mexican Cultus
• ―Pagan Christs: Part IV. The Religions of Ancient America: § 5. Mexican Sacrifices and Cannibal Sacraments
• ―Pagan Christs: Part IV. The Religions of Ancient America: § 6. Mexican Ethics
• ―§ 7. The Mexican White Christ
• ―Pagan Christs: Part IV. The Religions of Ancient America: § 8. The Fatality of the Priesthood
• ―§ 9. The Religion of Peru
• ―Pagan Christs: Part IV. The Religions of Ancient America: § 10. Conclusion
• ―Pagan Christs: Appendices: Appendix A. The Eating of the Crucified Human Sacrifice
• ―Pagan Christs: Appendices: Appendix B. Dramatic and Ritual Survivals
• ―Pagan Christs: Appendices: Appendix C. Replies to Criticisms
• ―Pagan Christs: Appendices: Index