Anthropology
Anthropology
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Creation and generation are often predicable of the same thing. What the plant or animal generates, God creates, and the two acts are not the same. Even when God is both creator and generator there is necessarily a difference between the products of the creative and the generative acts ; otherwise all originated things would sustain to God the same relation all things would be sons of God, or none would be so. It is a self-evident fact that the divine act which produces a child of God is a diff...erent act in kind from that which produces only an animal or a plant. This difference may be expressed by the general statement that all acts that transmit, produce, or reproduce the divine likeness, and secure sonship are generative acts, and hence are the acts of Fatherhood, and not of creatorship; conversely, that all divine acts that do not give the divine likeness to the things thereby produced, are acts of creatorship and not of Father- hood. If this is true then creatorship and Father- hood express essentially different relations; the same is true of creature and sonship, and the terms creation and generation are not strictly convertible terms, though both in a few instances are applied 37 to what to us seems to be the same thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Creation and generation are often predicable of the same thing. What the plant or animal generates, God creates, and the two acts are not the same. Even when God is both creator and generator there is necessarily a difference between the products of the creative and the generative acts ; otherwise all originated things would sustain to God the same relation all things would be sons of God, or none would be so. It is a self-evident fact that the divine act which produces a child of God is a diff...erent act in kind from that which produces only an animal or a plant. This difference may be expressed by the general statement that all acts that transmit, produce, or reproduce the divine likeness, and secure sonship are generative acts, and hence are the acts of Fatherhood, and not of creatorship; conversely, that all divine acts that do not give the divine likeness to the things thereby produced, are acts of creatorship and not of Father- hood. If this is true then creatorship and Father- hood express essentially different relations; the same is true of creature and sonship, and the terms creation and generation are not strictly convertible terms, though both in a few instances are applied 37 to what to us seems to be the same thing.
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