href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@43719@[email protected]#page134" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">134

(b) The Development of the Main Thesis

144

1. The Main Thesis and the Possibility of a New System of Life

144

(a) The Development of the Spiritual Life to Independence

144

(b) The Demands of a New System of Life

150

(c) The Spiritual Basis of the System of Life

152

(d) Human Existence

161

(e) Results and Prospects

166

2. The Transformation and the Elevation of Human Life

168

(a) Aims and Ways

168

(b) The Nature of Freedom

174

(c) The Beginnings of the Independent Spiritual Life

183

(d) The Transcending of Division

187

i. The Spiritual Conception of History

188

ii. The Spiritual Conception of Society

196

(e) The Elevation of Life above Division

201

II. The More Detailed Form of our Spiritual Life

216

(a) The Problem of Truth and Reality

216

(b) Man and the World

226

(c) The Movement of the Spiritual Life in Man

233

(d) The Emergence of a New Type of Life

240

1. Life’s Attainment of Greatness

240

2. The Increase of Movement

247

3. The Gain of Stability

251

(e) Activism, a Profession of Faith

255

III. The Spiritual Life in Man in Conflict and in Victory

262

(a) Doubt and Prostration

262

(b) Consideration and Demand

267

(c) The Victory

273

III. APPLICATION TO THE PRESENT: CONSEQUENCES AND REQUIREMENTS

287

Introductory Considerations

289

I. Requirements for the Form of Life as a Whole