Essentials And Non Essentials in Religion Six Lectures Delivered in the Music H
Essentials And Non Essentials in Religion Six Lectures Delivered in the Music H
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**0n Drea?7is, Book I, ch. Jy ; On The Confusion of Tongues, chs. 14, 28.
f\On Agriculture, ch. 12.
Philo 159 logos is lex (law), and that this was probably recognized in the name logeion* There are other doctrines of Philo respecting the Word of God, which are worthy of the study of biblical scholars; but for many reasons their exhibition here would be premature, and they are therefore treated later.
Having surveyed one part of the doctrine about God, which Philo and his class drew, or thought... that they drew, from the Hebrew Scriptures, we turn spirit now to the other part, which equals and of God. Perhaps exceeds it in importance. This is the doc- trine of God as Spirit.
Philo is sensible of the important place which a true doctrine of divine and human spirit holds in a system of philosophy. He sees it in its bearings on doctrines of God's Fatherhood, and of divine operation and influ- ence in men, and of moral science, and of human immortality.
As to all of these he produces doctrines positive and strong; but in regard to everything in which a concep- tion of the fundamental nature of spirit is an element, he is vague and confused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
**0n Drea?7is, Book I, ch. Jy ; On The Confusion of Tongues, chs. 14, 28.
f\On Agriculture, ch. 12.
Philo 159 logos is lex (law), and that this was probably recognized in the name logeion* There are other doctrines of Philo respecting the Word of God, which are worthy of the study of biblical scholars; but for many reasons their exhibition here would be premature, and they are therefore treated later.
Having surveyed one part of the doctrine about God, which Philo and his class drew, or thought... that they drew, from the Hebrew Scriptures, we turn spirit now to the other part, which equals and of God. Perhaps exceeds it in importance. This is the doc- trine of God as Spirit.
Philo is sensible of the important place which a true doctrine of divine and human spirit holds in a system of philosophy. He sees it in its bearings on doctrines of God's Fatherhood, and of divine operation and influ- ence in men, and of moral science, and of human immortality.
As to all of these he produces doctrines positive and strong; but in regard to everything in which a concep- tion of the fundamental nature of spirit is an element, he is vague and confused.
What to read after Essentials And Non Essentials in Religion Six Lectures Delivered in the Music H?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke James Freeman to read onlineMoreLess
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