§ 8. Relation of this System to Christianity


Chapter X.

The Jewish Religion.

§ 1. Palestine, and the Semitic Races
§ 2. Abraham; or, Judaism as the Family Worship of a Supreme Being
§ 3. Moses; or, Judaism as the national Worship of a just and holy King
§ 4. David; or, Judaism as the personal Worship of a Father and Friend
§ 5. Solomon; or, the Religious Relapse
§ 6. The Prophets; or, Judaism as a Hope of a spiritual and universal
Kingdom of God
§ 7. Judaism as a Preparation for Christianity


Chapter XI.

Mohammed and Islam.

§ 1. Recent Works on the Life of Mohammed
§ 2. The Arabs and Arabia
§ 3. Early Life of Mohammed, to the Hegira
§ 4. Change in the Character of Mohammed after the Hegira
§ 5. Religious Doctrines and Practices among the Mohammedans
§ 6. The Criticism of Mr. Palgrave on Mohammedan Theology
§ 7. Mohammedanism a Relapse; the worst Form of Monotheism, and a
retarding Element in Civilization
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