General Association of Connecticut,
Bushnell's sermon before, on the
Divinity of Christ, 116-128 ; action
in regard to charges of heresy
against Bushnell, 150, 151, 170-172,
184, 185.
Generation, eternal, doctrine of, 158.
Gibbs, Josiah Willard, 100 ; BushnelPa
Indebtedness to, 104 (note); quoted,
288.
Gladden, Washington, his associations
with and estimate of Bushnell, 13,
371-375.
God, nature of, 228. See also Atone-
ment.
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Qod in Christy Dr. Taylor's reception
of the book, 43; theological opin-
ions expressed in it subject Bush-
nell to criticism, 107; circumstances
of its production and outline of its
theology, 113-131 ; discussion of, in
the correspondence of Bushnell and
X>r. Bartol, 136-140; reception by
the religious press, divinity schools,
and theological associations, 142-
153; influence on Washington Glad-
den, 376 ; permanent service to
theology, 392.
God's Way with a Soul, Bushnell's
few notes for an autobiography
under this title, 379, 380.
G-oethe, Bushnell's reading of, 340,
341.
Goodrich, Ghauncey A., 3, 146, 147.
Goodwin, Henry, 146, 167.
Gordon, George A., quoted, on Bush-
neU and Kant, 103 (note) ; on rela-
tion of mankind to Christ, 248
(note); reference to his The Christ
of To-day^ 386 (note),

"Gospel of Christ, superior precep-
tive morality of," 282, 283.
Gospel of the Facet The (sermon), 372.
** Great Awakening," 72.
Great men, quotation from Garlyle
concerning, 2.
Great Scheidegg, Bushnell's experi-
ence on, 317-319.
Greek Church, prominence given in it
to metaphysical conceptions, 37.
Grotian theory of the atonement, 39,
121, 399.
Growth of Law J address at Tale Col-
lege, 63, 297, 298, 301.
" Half-way Covenant," 71.
HappiTiess and Joy (sermon), 282.
Hamack, Adolph, quoted on Tertul-

lian, 32; on Luther, 414.
Harris, George, quoted, 227 (note),

401 (note).
Hartford, Conn., its indebtedness to

BushneU, 368-371.
