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| III. | The Problem of the Nature of Error stated | 396 |
| IV. | Psychological Aspect of the Problem | 402 |
| V. | The Problem in Case of Errors about one's Fellow-Beings | 406 |
| VI. | The Problem in Case of Errors about Matters of Experience | 417 |
| VII. | Summary and Solution of the Problem | 420 |
| VIII. | Answer to the Objection that views Error as barely Possible | 426 |
| IX. | Absolute Idealism as the Result of the Chapter | 431 |
| CHAPTER XII. | ||
| The Religious Insight | 436 | |
| I. | General Survey and Religious Aspect of Philosophical Idealism as stated in the previous Chapter | 437 |
| II. | The Doctrine of the Absolute Thought as Perfect | 441 |
| III. | The Problem of Evil | 449 |
| IV. | The World of the Postulates and the External World once more | 460 |
| V. | The Conception of Moral Progress | 464 |
| VI. | Practical Bearings of the Doctrine | 468 |
| Epilogue | 475 | |
