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... possible, when we consider the passage in On the Soul and the Resurrection where he speaks of a Last Judgment as coming after the Resurrection and Purgatory. So much has been said in a Preface, in order to show that this Volume is a ...
... possible, when we consider the passage in On the Soul and the Resurrection where he speaks of a Last Judgment as coming after the Resurrection and Purgatory. So much has been said in a Preface, in order to show that this Volume is a ...
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... possible for him j he could not see that it is the only one able thoroughly to resist Dualism, Evil with Gregory is to be found in the spontaneous proclivity of the soul towards Matter: but not in Matter itself Matter, therefore, in his ...
... possible for him j he could not see that it is the only one able thoroughly to resist Dualism, Evil with Gregory is to be found in the spontaneous proclivity of the soul towards Matter: but not in Matter itself Matter, therefore, in his ...
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... possible argument and illustration to show the contents of the substance of the Deity as transcendent, incommunicable to creation per se. Souls cannot have the attributes of Deity. Created spirits cannot claim immediate kindred with the ...
... possible argument and illustration to show the contents of the substance of the Deity as transcendent, incommunicable to creation per se. Souls cannot have the attributes of Deity. Created spirits cannot claim immediate kindred with the ...
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... possible misconceptions of their meaning. Some points, indeed, there clearly were, in which S. Gregory's* presentment of the doctrine differs from that of S. Basil ; but to these it may be better to revert at a later stage, after ...
... possible misconceptions of their meaning. Some points, indeed, there clearly were, in which S. Gregory's* presentment of the doctrine differs from that of S. Basil ; but to these it may be better to revert at a later stage, after ...
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... possible for S. Athanasius, even had it been in his nature to do so, to treat the earlier Arianism with the same sort of contemptuous criticism with which Eunomius is frequently met by S. Gregory. For S. Gregory, on the other hand, it ...
... possible for S. Athanasius, even had it been in his nature to do so, to treat the earlier Arianism with the same sort of contemptuous criticism with which Eunomius is frequently met by S. Gregory. For S. Gregory, on the other hand, it ...
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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