SOLITUDE AND DEMOCRACY

ALPHBETICAL INDEX

“A life of your own” 29

“Amazing Grace” 104

“Beats me” response 185

“Before death” 58

“Being determines consciousness” 184

“Beyond death” 58, 62

“Black experience” 178

“Bottom line” 216

“Certified competence” 194

“Consciousness precedes being” 184

“Defensive” as character flaw 150

“Don’t talk about bad things” 72

“Evil that lurks in the hearts of men, the” 181

“Fatal but not serious” 224

“Follow the money” 218

“For a thousand years” 100

“For God and Country” 224

“Gatekeepers of the middle class” 194

“Getting ahold of yourself” 12, 17

“God Bless America” 220

“God is dead” 202

“God wants you to succeed” 215

“I know that my redeemer liveth….Hallelujah” 209

“I worked hard for mine; you do the same” 219

“In Christ,” authority 204

“In the beginning was the Word and the Word was made flesh 203

“In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth” 203

“Let’s multiply division” 204, 213

“Liberty” 47

“Life in the neighborhood” 179

“Life of your own” 3

“literal truths” 204

“Love Must Be Reinvented: The Healing Urn” 75-106

“Love must be re-invented” 203

“Molestation of their neighbors” 53

“My Friend” 76-106

“Nothing but” words 204-205

“Otherness” 214

“Part you really know” 43

“Primitive” people 215

“Religious” beliefs 202

“Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” 209

“Sola Scriptura” 200

“That form of divine energy we call money” 215

“The Gospel” i

“The Judgments of God” 209-210

“The Kingdom of God is like a man who…” 204

“The Lord is my shepherd” 204

“The love of money is the root of all evil” 215

“The Right Conscience” 198

“The Rights of Conscience” 198

“This is a long distance call” 212

“True state of affairs” 175

“Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord” 209

“Waking Up” 180

“We” and experience of equality 161

“We” as friends or enemies 162

“When the trumpet shall sound and the dead shall be raised” 209

“White experience” 178

“Who Knows Where the Time Goes?” 104

A Course in Miracles 105

Abortion 222

Abraham 13, 31

Absolutes and authority 200

Absolutes, 200-201

Absolutes, conflicting 200

Absolutism and relativism 200

Absolutists 121

Abuse 13, 28

Abuse, cultural 28

Adam and Eve 29-31

AIDS 76-106, 109

AIDS: Time to Reclaim Our Power 89

All cleared up 8, 9

All Men Are Brothers 160

Alone with others 204

Alteration 145

Alternative authorities 184-185

American dilemma 217

American Dream 16, 26, 220

American Dream, awakening from the 224

American soul 16, 26

An Act for Establishing Religious Freedom 69

Ancient view of authority 185, 193

Ancients 50, 67, 157

Angelo 187-192, 196, 206

Angels 98-101

Anger 32, 123

Anthropology 39

Anti-modern 205

Apocalypse 222

Aquinas ii, v

Arendt, Hannah 186-187

Argument I, 48, 127

Argument you can’t win 48

Aristotle 126, 141, 145

Association, forced 213

Association, freedom of 52, 213-214

Association, freedom of, dependence on 214

Association, voluntary 69, 213

Assumptions, unexamined 45

Atheism 49

Atheists 224

Augustine ii, v

Authoritiy, prensie 196

Authority “in Christ” 204

Authority 47-49, 50, 54, 65, 66-70, 182, 182-196, 186, 197-217, 201

Authority and absolutes 200

Authority and friendship 193,199

Authority and God 201

Authority and individuals 207

Authority and inexhaustible possibilities of friendship 193

Authority and love 192

Authority and others 199

Authority and persuasion 193

Authority and power 187, 205

Authority and virtue 199

Authority as a function of belief 183

Authority as absolute 193

Authority as arising from joint possibilities disclosed in friendship 199

Authority as beyond you and as your own 213

Authority as gift from God 193

Authority as god-given 198

Authority as judging and justifying 201-202

Authority as limited 193

Authority as promise of safety and happiness 201

Authority of a university 193-194

Authority to have a life of your own 198-

Authority, belief, and truth 186

Authority, communication of 195

Authority, demands of 198-199

Authority, democracy has no 223

Authority, democratic 192

Authority, erotic element of 192

Authority, false 196

Authority, independent 204

Authority, life as ground of 186

Authority, life as test of 186

Authority, living with 213

Authority, monarchical 192

Authority, problem of 200, 217

Authority, reliable 201

Authority, ultimate 197, 205

Autobiography 26, 28

Baptist 212

Bath/baths 64-65

Beaumarchais, Pierre de 174

Behaviorism 120

Being, no such state as mere 163

Belief 183, 186

Belief and knowledge 45-47

Belief, irrational and authority 183

Believing 44-49

Bell, Daniel 194

Bennett, William 222

Berlin Wall 184

Best i

Bible 202, 204, 209, 211, 214

Birth 141-42

Birth as beginning friendship with a stranger 145

Blacks blamed whites 221

Blaming other people for their own problems 222

Blaming someone else for unhappiness and insecurity 221

Blaming the parents 142

Body 66

Body vs. spirit 66

Bottom line as final judgment 224

Brooks, Gwendolyn 42, 44

Brotherhood of man 115

Bulgaria 184

Bumper stickers 122-23

Cain and Abel 31

Calvin, John ii, v, 219

Campbell, Joseph 214

Capacities, basic 37

Capacity/power 36-37, 119, 122, 124, 127, 138-140

Cape/Cape Cod 59, 60, 61, 109, 112, 122, 217

Cases 121

Cases, necessary 121

Causality, experience of 36

Central idea of this book 147

Character 19, 118, 122, 144-145, 152, 158

Character and friendship 152

Character, of parents 144-145

Chatham 62

Chicago 178

Choices 206

Christ 63, 156

Christ as fully divine and fully human 156

Christian/Christianity/Christians i, ii, v, 211, 212

Christians, early 204

Church 213

Church and state 204

Church history 204

Church, as new kind of institution 204

Church, early 204

Circumstances ii, 1, 26, 38, 43-45, 61, 184-185

Citizens 6

Civil Rights 221

Civil rights movement 178

Civil War 201

Coercion 182, 182-186, 191-192, 197

Coercion and authority 206

Coercion without authority 184

Collectivism 220

Color line 178, 195-196, 202

Commisery 79-82

Commitment(s) 9, 10, 198

Commitment, conscience, and authority 198

Commitment, not a people without that 224

Common humanity 5, 199, 202-203, 207, 218

Communist 184

Communitarianism 5, 6, 125-126

Communities 66-70

Competence, certified 194

Competence, virtue of 194

Conditioned/conditioning 120

Confidentiality 54

Connection of live issues 217

Connections 61

Conscience 197, 197-217

Conscience and epistemology 208

Conscience and objectivity 208

Conscience and the body politic 198

Conscience as evaluation 207

Conscience, and voluntary and forced associations 214

Conscience, democracy depends on 219

Conscience, everything important depends on the state of 219

Conscience, freedom of 205, 213

Conscience, freedom of re experience 205

Conscience, freedom of re joint possibilities 205

Conscience, rights of 197-198, 217

Conscience, standard for 200

Conscience, work of 207

Conscious 1, 26

Consent 65, 145, 161, 183

Consent and equality 161

Consent, informed 145

Conservatives blamed liberals 221

Construct, social 183

Contingency 39, 219

Contingent 121

Control 124, 126, 127, 150, 181

Count (Almaviva), virtues of the 169

Course of human events 1, 225

Covenants 158, 202

Creation 155

Creation I, 65, 70, 202, 203

Creativity 39, 115

Crosby, Bing 220

Crucifixion 13

Crystal 99, 102

Culture 21, 41, 121

Czech leader (Vaclav Havel) 184

Czechoslovakia 184, 185

Danger and distrust, dreams of 220

Danger(s) 149-150, 156, 162, 177, 181, 222, 224

Danger, defined by 221

Danger, distrust, and domination, bad dreams of 224

Danger, yourself as 149

Dante, Alighieri 210

Days of Radiance 106-108

Dead, morally 111

Death 56-66, 71, 75, 76, 106-108, 111-116, 156, 180, 211

Death and life of your own 211

Death and pursuit of happiness 61

Death as Other 58

Death as the outer boundary of inner experience 211

Death, beyond 57-58, 62

Death, fear of 56-66

Death, life after 211

Declaration of Independence 1, 27, 47, 62, 225

Declaration of independence 63

Demands of authority 198-199

Democracy and ancients 67

Democracy and duties to others 70

Democracy and final judgment 209-210

Democracy as enemy 223

Democracy as noble lie 223

Democracy depends on conscience 219

Democracy has no authority 223

Democracy iv, v, 5, 6, 28, 49, 50, 67-70, 181, 192, 209-210, 219, 223

Democracy of the soul 181

Democratic vision of authority 192

Demonic 21,

Demythologize 214-215

Denial 6, 113

Dependence on freedom of association 214

Dependency 34

Dependency, natural 26, 73

Dependency, unnatural 22, 23, 26, 73

Descartes, Rene 119

Desires 179

Determinism 22, 119

Detroit 122, 178, 215

Devil/Satan 222, 224

Dictators 206

Divine 22

Divine Comedy 210

Divine comedy 224

Divine, fully i

Doctrine of creation 202

Doctrine of God 203

Doctrines, functioning of 57

Doors 93-96

Doubt 180

Dreams 15, 16, 26, 220, 224

Dreams of danger and distrust 220

Dreams of danger, distrust, and domination 224

Droit de seigneur 167, 169

Drug 107

Drug use 222

Duties 70, 130, 157, 175-176

Duties to others 70, 157

Duty, to have a life of your own 130

Duty/obligation to know 175-176

Dyslexia 131

Eastern Europe 183

Economic anxiety 219

Economy 220

Education 45-47

Edwards, Jonathan 209

Elect 219

Emerson, Ralph Waldo 26

End of the world ideas 222

Enemy as pulling people together 221

Enemy within, the 221

Energy and expectations 135

Energy and experience of equality 166

Enmities and friendships 174

Enmity 148-152

Enmity, possibility of 151

Enmity/Enmities 148-152, 174, 177

Epistemological significance of objectivity 208

Epistemology 36, 119, 176, 175-176, 208

Epistemology and conscience 208

Equality and consent 161

Equality and happiness 174

Equality and moral development 160

Equality denied 223

Equality iv, v, 39, 47-49, 146, 156, 159, 160-174, 178-179, 223-224

Equality, dependence, and religion 161

Equality, experience of 160-174

Equality, experience of re friends and enemies 164

Equality, mutual 178-179

Equals under God 223-224

Erotic element of authority 192

Eroticism, language of teenage 203

Estonia 184

Eternal 214

Ethics 176, 176-177

Evaluations and perception 208

Event(s)/moments 1, 151,154, 225

Evil 181

Evil people 223

Evil, let control life 181

Expectations 106-107, 114-116, 117, 126-140, 149, 155, 179, 184

Expectations, and experience 127

Expectations, as “gearing up” 135

Expectations, as orienting toward possibilities 135

Expectations, genuine 115

Expectations, genuine, as the divine presence 115

Expectations, imposed 115

Expectations, objectivity about 134-140

Expectations, pattern of 135

Expectations, revised scale of 127

Expectations, shifting 179

Expectations, sources of pattern of 135

Expectations, threat and dread as 135

Experience i, 151, 181

Experience of disorder 10

Experience of equality 160-174

Experience of equality and “we” 161

Experience of equality and energy 166

Experience of equality and rights 164

Experience of equality as “Us or Them” 163

Experience of equality as a life deliberately shared 162

Experience of equality in friendship 166

Experience of equality re friends and enemies 164

Experience of power iv, 35-45, 51

Experience, affirming 205

Experience, denying 205

Experience, ordinary 156

Experience, ordinary, religious language detached from 156

Experience, religious i

Experience, standard for 154

Experience, value-free 208

Facts 44, 129

Faith and friendship 154-157

Faith and reason 199

Faith as a virtue of friendship 165

Faith as highest virtue 199

Faith in the inexhaustible possibilities of friendship 166, 224

Faith, lost 224

Faith, optimism the same as 224

Faith/belief i, ii, 6, 10, 18, 45, 67-70, 84, 121, 137, 137-140, 155, 159, 161, 166, 180, 194, 201, 207, 215, 224

False witness 175

Families 72-73, 80, 103, 110, 111, 112

Family, as matter of conscience 214

Family, authority independent of 204

Family, Pickering’s 59-61

Fatherhood of God 115

Fear of “others” 219

Fear, hostility, and dread 148-149

Fellow-human feeling 111

Feuerbach 39

Fiction 39, 45

Final judgment and democracy 209-210

Final judgment as other worldly 209

Final judgment, confusion about 210

Final solution 29

Finitude 200

First Amendment 197-198, 213

First Amendment rights 197-198

Fitzgerald, F. Scott 142

Force 150

Forgiveness 174

Franklin, Benjamin 209

Freedom 34, 119-120, 125, 126, 131, 136-140, 146

Freedom of association 213-214

Freedom of association, dependence on 214

Freedom of conscience 213

Freedom of speech 175

Freedom of worship 213

Freedom, divine ground 136-140

Freedom, natural limit 136-140

Freedom, religious liberty as the basic 213

Freud, Sigmund 142, 172

Friedman, Milton 218

Friends 28, 224

Friendship and authority 193, 199

Friendship and character 152

Friendship and children 144

Friendship and enmity 152-153, 223

Friendship and enmity as limiting cases 153

Friendship and enmity in relation to life of your own 152

Friendship and equality 146

Friendship and faith 154-157, 159, 161

Friendship and freedom 146

Friendship and general obligations 146

Friendship and intellectual development 152-153

Friendship and knowledge 165, 167-174

Friendship and mergers and acquisitions mentality 146

Friendship and moral development 145-147, 152, 158

Friendship and moral question 158

Friendship and parapistoia 158

Friendship and safety 174

Friendship and solitude 146-147

Friendship and virtue 146

Friendship as alteration 145

Friendship as best way of being alone with others 147

Friendship as creating a new power 146

Friendship as creating a safety zone 153

Friendship as divine presence 156

Friendship as divine purpose 155

Friendship as key to the soul and democracy 181

Friendship as middle term between solitude and democracy 147

Friendship as ordering all other possibilities 153-157

Friendship as paradigm of love 146

Friendship as saying “yes” to each other 145, 153

Friendship as sharing lives 166

Friendship as the possibility of possibilities 157

Friendship i, iv, 73, 106, 141-174, 146, 177-181

Friendship the mother of all safety zones 179

Friendship to enmity, line that runs from 148-152

Friendship, dangers of 148

Friendship, enmity, and knowledge 152-153

Friendship, enmity, and pure possibility 206

Friendship, enmity, and systematic possibilities 155

Friendship, inexhaustible possibilities of 199-200, 203, 206-207, 213, 224

Friendship, kinds of 141, 153, 154, 155, 194, 220

Friendship, owning 158

Friendship, possibilities of 214, 219-225

Friendship, possibility of 151

Friendships and enmities 174

Friendships, childhood 178-179

Friendships, instant 179-180

Friendships, legislate 179

Fundamentalist 212

Gallup Polls 202

Gandhi, Mahatma 160

General Motors 220

General obligations and friendship 146

Gentle and angry reader 1, 4, 7, 48, 55, 123, 141, 142, 210, 212, 217

Germany 184

Givens 61-62, 129

Glyndebourne 64

God and authority 201

God and persuasion 206

God and power 205

God as immanent or transcendent 156-157

God as power that can be exercised 205

God as power that can be experienced 205

God as the inexhaustible possibility of friendship 156-157

God of Love 168

God(s) i, ii, v, 33, 39, 43, 48-49, 50, 147, 180-185, 197, 198-209, 214, 222

God, authority as gift from God 193

God, Christian v

God, commitment to equality under 224

God, doctrine of 203

God, equals under 223-224

God, false 49

God, judgments of 209-210, 217

God, Kingdom of 161

God, love of 111, 203

God, money as a “sign” of God 219

God, power, and good 185

God, will of 129-140, 130, 136, 147

God, will of, as genuine expectation 136

God, will of, as imposed expectation 136

God-given authority 198-

God-given rights and possibilities 164

Gods and dominance, supremacy, and submission 161

Gods, moment of 160

Gods, war of 160

Golden Rule 121

Good i

Governance/government 34, 52, 184

Grace iv, 21, 22, 65, 74, 87-89, 111, 115-116, 225

Grief 76, 103

Ground, universal 199

Guilt 108

Guthrie, Woody 112

Habits 2

Ham 31

Handel, George Frideric 209

Hands 82-87

Happiness 50-70, 131,133, 155

Happiness and equality 174

Happiness in others 174

Happiness, nonmaterial or anti-money version of 216

Happiness, promise of safety and 185

Healing Aids Naturally 89, 100, 102

Healing Circle 105-6

Hemingway, Ernest 142

His People 101-104

History 15, 18, 22, 23, 45, 204

History, church 204

History, long but discontinous 65

Hitler, 60

Hobbes, Thomas 52-53, 58, 69

Homer 122

Homosexual/gay 63, 107, 111

Homosexuals 63

Hoover, J. Edgar 221

Hope 26

Hope, Bob 220

Human relations disaster 171

Human sacrifice 216

Human, fully i

Humanist, secular 69

Humanity 33, 199

Humanity, common 199, 202-203, 207

Hume 35-36

Humiliation 168-174

Hungary 184, 185

Idolatry49, 65, 156

Illegitimate authority 183

Illusion 9

Immaterial spirituality as solution 217

Immortality 57

Imperialism 208-209

Impersonator(s) 63

Impose 114

Impossibilities, ultimate 215

Inability of individuals to pay real attention to each other 167

Incarnation 202

Individual 22

Individualism 5, 6, 69, 125, 177

Individuals and authority 207

Individuals, ordinary i

Inexhaustible 214

Inexhaustible possibilities and actual people 207

Inexhaustible possibilities of friendship 199-200, 203, 206-207, 213, 224

Inflation 216

Inner life 1, 2, 5, 26, 38, 43-45

Institution(s) ii, 50

Instrumental relations 181

Integration, racial 178

Intellectual development and friendship 152-153

Intelligible 41

Intersection 3

Intimacy 179-180

Intimate depth 115

Introduction i-v

Intuitions 37

Invisible 40, 41, 43

Iraq 148

Irrational 183

Isaac 13

Isolation 55

James, William 4, 156

Jealousy 170

Jefferson, Thomas 58, 68-70, 137, 218

Jefferson, Thomas as materialist 218

Jesus 211, 215, 218

Jesus Christ i

Jesus, true teachings of 68-70

Jewish iii

Joe and woodlot 60

Joe as paradigm of Christian virtue 61

Joint possibilities, threatened by 221

Journal iii, 5, 7, 127, 180

Judgment of God 217

Judgment(s) 108, 113-114, 214

Judgment, final 11, 224

Judgment, living 11

Justice 191

Justification 13, 210

Kant, Emmanuel 121

Kingdom of God 161

Knockout experience of a people 224

Knockout experience of little boy 24, 224

Knowing as a relationship 175

Knowledge 45-47, 152-153

Knowledge and belief 45-47