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absolute dependence absolute religion according actual becomes causality centre character Christ Christianity Church communion conceived conception consciousness conservation consummation contradiction creation creative creature definite destined distinction divine doctrine Dualism Egoism element Emanationism especially essence essential eternal ethical everything evil existence fact faith false finite Formula of Concord freedom God-man God's guilt harmony heathen Hebrew religion higher historical Holy human idea imply importance individual inner Inspiration John John iii kingdom knowledge living man's Manichæan Manichæism mankind Matt matter means merely miracle monotheism moral nations nature object original original sin peccatum Pelagianism perfect physical position possess possible principle punishment pure race reality realization receptiveness redemption regarded relation religious respect revelation Rothe Schleiermacher Scripture sense sensuousness sinfulness spirit stage supposed teleological theology theory tion Traducianism Tridentine Creed true truth unity volition world-idea
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Strana 77 - In reference to what he possesses already, he is created " in " the divine image as his model ; but in reference to the chief matter — his destination — he has in God a norm and ideal.
Strana 33 - God, a kingdom of which it cannot be said that a time was when it was not, not merely because no time was ere it was, but also because for it there was no time, no succession or becoming. This world can only be brought under the standpoint of time by reference to the succeeding world. From this point...
Strana 66 - So far, then, as sin retards this perfection, it may certainly be said that Nature is detained by sin in a state of corruption against its will, as well as, that it has been placed in a long-enduring state of corruptibleness, which apart from sin was unnecessary, if the assimilation of Nature by spirit could have been accomplished forthwith.
Strana 109 - With respect to the contents of feeling, in religious feeling the reference to a definite idea of God will likewise exert an influence, and upon its accurate or confused character, in short, upon its completeness, will the nature of religion depend. A religion, for example, acquainted merely with God's physical attributes, will stand lower than one that has heard of His holiness, or still more of His love.