cupation

iii. Penalties of Caste

Boycott

Caste Servants Interdicted

Domestic Isolation

Prayaschitta. (Travelling)

V. THE HINDU CASTE SYSTEM (_Continued_)

iv. Occasions of Punishment

Change of Faith

Marrying a Widow

Beef-eating

Officiating as Priest to Outcasts

Marrying outside of One's Caste

v. The Results of the Caste System

Possibilities of Good

It arrays Caste against Caste

It narrows the Sympathies

It degrades Manual Labour

It opposes Commerce

A Foe to Nationality

A Foe to Individualism

It is Unethical

vi. The Dominance of Caste

Seen even among Christians

Roman Catholicism and Protestantism

Signs of its Decadence

Opposed by Western Progress

Government Opposition

Christianity its Foe

VI. THE BHAGAVAD GITA--THE HINDU BIBLE

i. What is this Song

ii. What are its Purposes and Contents

1. Its Teaching concerning God

Incarnation

2. The Doctrine of the Living Soul

3. The Doctrine of Liberation

(1) Through Knowledge

(2) Through Asceticism

(3) Through Works

Caste

Detachment

Bhakti

(4) Altruism.

4. The Doctrine of Salvation

Reincarnation

iii. Conclusion

VII. POPULAR HINDUISM

i. The Higher Faith

The Evolution of Faith

ii. Popular Hinduism

1. Caste

2. Polytheism

3. Idolatry

4. Devil-worship

5. Fetichism

6. Immorality

7. Treatment of Woman

8. The Hindu Ascetic

9. Hindu Pessimism

10. Astrology

VIII. HINDU RELIGIOUS IDEALS

i. The Ideal of God

ii. Ideal of Incarnation

iii. Ideals of Life