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... caused that? When and how did the mini become separated from God ? Gregory answers this question by laying it down as ... cause of all that follows in its train. > /» mri» '/aciamm itmtntM,' I. p. 140. I of the earth, to that the thought ...
... caused that? When and how did the mini become separated from God ? Gregory answers this question by laying it down as ... cause of all that follows in its train. > /» mri» '/aciamm itmtntM,' I. p. 140. I of the earth, to that the thought ...
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... caused by the falling away of the free will of the creature from the divine : but it will come to an end, in order ... cause, and the explanation, and the centre of God's plan in creation. Even in the special sphere of theology which ...
... caused by the falling away of the free will of the creature from the divine : but it will come to an end, in order ... cause, and the explanation, and the centre of God's plan in creation. Even in the special sphere of theology which ...
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... cause of the doctrine of the Son being so soon and so widely treated : and the doctrine of the Holy Spirit came into ... caused them and ordered them, but actual symptoms of the various energies which reside in the essence of the Supreme ...
... cause of the doctrine of the Son being so soon and so widely treated : and the doctrine of the Holy Spirit came into ... caused them and ordered them, but actual symptoms of the various energies which reside in the essence of the Supreme ...
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... cause, and to say how far the result attained is due to the earlier, how far to the later presentment of the doctrine. But the task of so discriminating between the work of S, Basil and that of S. Gregory is rendered yet more ...
... cause, and to say how far the result attained is due to the earlier, how far to the later presentment of the doctrine. But the task of so discriminating between the work of S, Basil and that of S. Gregory is rendered yet more ...
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... Cause, and again differentiated inter se as being immediately from the Cause, and immediately through that which is from the Cause. Further, while these reasons may be alleged for holding that the cases are not in such a sense parallel ...
... Cause, and again differentiated inter se as being immediately from the Cause, and immediately through that which is from the Cause. Further, while these reasons may be alleged for holding that the cases are not in such a sense parallel ...
Contents
33 | |
Books TilIX Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson | 135 |
Books XXII Rev H C Ogles translation revised with Notes by Rev H | 220 |
On the Holy Spirit against Mscedonius A Fragment Translation with Notes | 326 |
On Not three Gods Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson 386 331 337 | 386 |
The Great Catechism | 471 |
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