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... term " grace " there is no difference whatever between natural religion and " prevenient grace " . The only distinction is that the use of the first term implies that from the beginning God has implanted in every man an urge towards ...
... term " grace " there is no difference whatever between natural religion and " prevenient grace " . The only distinction is that the use of the first term implies that from the beginning God has implanted in every man an urge towards ...
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... term implies a relationship . It was one of the weaknesses of an earlier school of psychologists that they developed their thesis , so to speak , in reverse . They considered the different functions of the human mind and when they had ...
... term implies a relationship . It was one of the weaknesses of an earlier school of psychologists that they developed their thesis , so to speak , in reverse . They considered the different functions of the human mind and when they had ...
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... term " revelation " is sometimes used to indicate that now we know that God is like Jesus . This , however , is not what the early Christians preached . Rather they said that in Jesus God was here in this world in action . Barth ...
... term " revelation " is sometimes used to indicate that now we know that God is like Jesus . This , however , is not what the early Christians preached . Rather they said that in Jesus God was here in this world in action . Barth ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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