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The contents of this volume are as follows: Introduction, by the Right Hon. Lord Ernle; Egyptian Conceptions of Immortality, by Sir Flinders Petrie; Greek Views of Immortality, by F. M. Cornford; Immortality in Indian Thought, by A. A. Macdonell; Hebrew and Apocalpytic Conceptions of Immortality, by Adam C. Welch; The Christian Idea of Immortality, by Ronald G. Macintyre; The Philosophy of Immortality, by George Galloway; The Ethical Basis of Immortality, by Rudolf Eucken; Science and Immortality, by Rev. Canon E. W. Barnes; and Immortality in the Poets, by Maurice H. Hewlett.
The word 'psycho-analysis' is once casually mentioned in the chapter by Canon Barnes, but that he has assimilated very little of modern work on the unconscious is suggested by a sentence in which he says, à propos of re-incarnation (p. 157): 'But it does not seem just that God should punish me for sine which He has erased from memory'.