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... Distinctions in the nature of God . Philo's Logos ... ... 240-243 244 244 , 245 ... ... ... 246 ... 246 , 247 247 , 248 Conceived both monistically and dualistically in rela- tion to God ... ... ... 249 ... ... 250 But especially under ...
... Distinctions in the nature of God . Philo's Logos ... ... 240-243 244 244 , 245 ... ... ... 246 ... 246 , 247 247 , 248 Conceived both monistically and dualistically in rela- tion to God ... ... ... 249 ... ... 250 But especially under ...
Page xix
... Distinctions in the nature of God based on the Logos . ( i . ) Theories as to the genesis of the Logos , ana- logous to those as to the world ... 263 , 264 Theories guarding the " sole monarchy , " thus endangered , culminate in ...
... Distinctions in the nature of God based on the Logos . ( i . ) Theories as to the genesis of the Logos , ana- logous to those as to the world ... 263 , 264 Theories guarding the " sole monarchy , " thus endangered , culminate in ...
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... Distinction between " majority " and " minority " views at a meeting , on points of metaphysical speculation ... ... Resumé of the stages of belief ... Underlying conceptions to be noted ... 329 ... 329 , 330 ... 330 , 331 ... ( 1 ) ...
... Distinction between " majority " and " minority " views at a meeting , on points of metaphysical speculation ... ... Resumé of the stages of belief ... Underlying conceptions to be noted ... 329 ... 329 , 330 ... 330 , 331 ... ( 1 ) ...
Page xxiv
... distinctions which the precise study of history requires us to draw between the state of thought of Greece proper and that of Asia Minor , and between the age of the Antonines and that of the Severi , are not necessary for our immediate ...
... distinctions which the precise study of history requires us to draw between the state of thought of Greece proper and that of Asia Minor , and between the age of the Antonines and that of the Severi , are not necessary for our immediate ...
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... distinctions which for the most part represent only the provisional conclusions of earlier gene- rations of scholars , and stages in our own historical edu- cation ; and we arrange facts in the categories which we find ready to hand ...
... distinctions which for the most part represent only the provisional conclusions of earlier gene- rations of scholars , and stages in our own historical edu- cation ; and we arrange facts in the categories which we find ready to hand ...
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Page xxiv - The Sermon on the Mount is the promulgation of a new law of conduct; it assumes beliefs rather than formulates them ; the theological conceptions which underlie it belong to the ethical rather than the speculative side of theology; metaphysics are wholly absent. The Nicene Creed is a statement partly of historical facts and partly of dogmatic inferences ; the metaphysical terms which it contains would probably have been unintelligible to the first disciples ; ethics have no place in it. The one belongs...
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