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... mind, in communion with this incomprehensible God, But this would have been useless with such opponents as the ... minds, distracted with the jargon of Arianism, to see more clearly the preciousness of the Baptismal Formula, as the ...
... mind, in communion with this incomprehensible God, But this would have been useless with such opponents as the ... minds, distracted with the jargon of Arianism, to see more clearly the preciousness of the Baptismal Formula, as the ...
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... mind comes body ((ftiaw) which is connected with mind and pervaded by it, and when thus transfigured and beautified by it becomes itself the mirror of this mirror : and then this body in its turn influences and combines Matter. The ...
... mind comes body ((ftiaw) which is connected with mind and pervaded by it, and when thus transfigured and beautified by it becomes itself the mirror of this mirror : and then this body in its turn influences and combines Matter. The ...
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... mind. In a fragment of his found in a Parisian MS.*, quoted with the Liturgies of James, Basil, Chrysostom, we also ... minds fed upon the doctrines of the Reformation, but it receives no countenance from Gregory. Only in the book in ...
... mind. In a fragment of his found in a Parisian MS.*, quoted with the Liturgies of James, Basil, Chrysostom, we also ... minds fed upon the doctrines of the Reformation, but it receives no countenance from Gregory. Only in the book in ...
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... mind of that time (to reconcile Greek philosophy with Christian doctrine was a task which Gregory never dreamed of attempting), the example and leader in such an attempt was Origen ; he occupied as it were the whole horizon. He was the.
... mind of that time (to reconcile Greek philosophy with Christian doctrine was a task which Gregory never dreamed of attempting), the example and leader in such an attempt was Origen ; he occupied as it were the whole horizon. He was the.
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... mind had not been as spiritual and idealizing as Origen's. But in some respects it will be seen Gregory, is even more an idealist than Origen himself. Alike, then, from purpose and tradition as from sympathy he would look back to Origen ...
... mind had not been as spiritual and idealizing as Origen's. But in some respects it will be seen Gregory, is even more an idealist than Origen himself. Alike, then, from purpose and tradition as from sympathy he would look back to Origen ...
Contents
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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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