History of Christian Doctrine volume 2
History of Christian Doctrine volume 2
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His thinking at tliis era was so mixed with theosophic dreams, after the example of such mystics as Jacob Boehme> as seriously to impair its claim to the character of philosophy. The sys- tem representing the intermediate stage of his develop- ment, his objective pantheism. Philosophy of Identity, or by whatever name it be called, was by far the more signifi- cant in point of influence.
Schelling commended his philosophy by a certain wealth of imagination and enthusiasm of feeling. His system h...ad strong poetic affinities. It easily made alliance with the Romantic School in poetry, and was not a little fruitful for such a high priest of nature as Goethe. By this feature it was fitted to render a service to religion. It inculcated 1720-1885. ] FACTOES IN THE DOCTRINAL DEVELOPMENT. 241 that truth which belongs to all poetic contemplation of the world, — the truth that nature must be viewed as closely linked with spirit. It called attention to the divine imma- nence, and presented an offset to those ways of thinking which separate too widely between God and His workman- ship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His thinking at tliis era was so mixed with theosophic dreams, after the example of such mystics as Jacob Boehme> as seriously to impair its claim to the character of philosophy. The sys- tem representing the intermediate stage of his develop- ment, his objective pantheism. Philosophy of Identity, or by whatever name it be called, was by far the more signifi- cant in point of influence.
Schelling commended his philosophy by a certain wealth of imagination and enthusiasm of feeling. His system h...ad strong poetic affinities. It easily made alliance with the Romantic School in poetry, and was not a little fruitful for such a high priest of nature as Goethe. By this feature it was fitted to render a service to religion. It inculcated 1720-1885. ] FACTOES IN THE DOCTRINAL DEVELOPMENT. 241 that truth which belongs to all poetic contemplation of the world, — the truth that nature must be viewed as closely linked with spirit. It called attention to the divine imma- nence, and presented an offset to those ways of thinking which separate too widely between God and His workman- ship.
What to read after History of Christian Doctrine volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Clay Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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