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CHAPTER XX
THE RESERVE OF THE DISCIPLES
RESERVE as to Christ's works: reasons for this reticence:
reserve as to the work of the Church: The Eucharist
and health : gifts of healing
202
The teaching of St. James: growth of the mediæval
view: Roman Catholic teaching .
227
CHAPTER XXIII
THE MINISTERS OF UNCTION
237
PART III
FAITH-HEALING FROM THE SECOND CEN-
TURY TO MODERN TIMES
CHAPTER XXIV
WORKS OF HEALING IN THE PRIMITIVE CHURCH
242
CHAPTER XXV
THE EARLY USE OF OIL AND OTHER MEDICAMENTS
The first three centuries: the liturgy of Serapion: oil,
water, and bread: combination of spiritual and med-
ical treatment: drugs
251
CHAPTER XXVI
RELICS AND PILGRIMAGES
LAMPS: relics: incubation : mediæval shrines: the pilgrim 268
CHAPTER XXVII
HEALING BY SAINTLY PERSONS
(CANONISATION - R. H. Hutton on Miracles).
. 286
THE rite since the Reformation: the present English
Prayer Book: The revival of Unction in the Angli-
can Church: The non-jurors and Unction: Lambeth
Conference .
300
CHAPTER XXX
FAITH-HEALING TO-DAY IN EAST AND WEST
AMERICA and Europe: the shrines of Greece
312
CHAPTER XXXI
LOURDES
321
CHAPTER XXXII
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE INNER-HEALTH MOVEMENT
THERAPEUTIC importance of religion : miracles, not proofs
but signs,-(1) that seeking health is a religious
duty; (2) that pain is not God's will; (3) of the
fundamental nature of the Spirit: doctors, parsons,
and nurses
329
CHAPTER XXXIII
CONCLUSION
HEALTH: the true meaning of Salvation: peace
341
APPENDIX I
INSTANCES FROM THE LIVES OF SAINTS AND WORTHIES FROM
THE SEVENTH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT DAY
353
APPENDIX II
TABLES OF CASES TREATED BY MIND-CURE
401
APPENDIX III
FORMS FOR THE UNCTION OF THE SICK AND THE IMPOSITION
OF HANDS
414
BODY AND SOUL