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; supernatural influence through miracles 421 seqq. See CREATION, CONSER- VATION, CONCURRENCE, PRE- DETERMINATION, PROVIDENCE, MIRACLES.
INSTRUMENT, whether possible in creation 129 seq. ; in what sense all actions of creatures are actions of instruments 377, 446 seq.
INTELLECT, a spiritual faculty 38 seqq. ; Divine 256 seqq.
JACOBI (F. H. ) on knowledge cf God ii ; on Spinozism 449.
JANET on final causes 62.
JUSTICE of God 309 seq. ; com- patible with existing evil 402 seq. ; with eternal puni...shment 406 seqq.
KANT on belief in God 10 seq. ; on the principle of causality 32 ; on the impressiveness of the design-argument 50 seqq. ; on the strength of the proofs for God's existence 152 seqq. ; on the be- ginning of the world 212.
KLEUTGEN on the ontological argument 29 ; on immanent ac- tivity 302 ; on Patristic theology in its relation to ontologism 461.
KNOWLEDGE falsely explained on materialistic grounds 38 seqq. ; also on idealistic 205 seqq. ; 224 seqq. ; Divine knowledge 256 seqq.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; supernatural influence through miracles 421 seqq. See CREATION, CONSER- VATION, CONCURRENCE, PRE- DETERMINATION, PROVIDENCE, MIRACLES.
INSTRUMENT, whether possible in creation 129 seq. ; in what sense all actions of creatures are actions of instruments 377, 446 seq.
INTELLECT, a spiritual faculty 38 seqq. ; Divine 256 seqq.
JACOBI (F. H. ) on knowledge cf God ii ; on Spinozism 449.
JANET on final causes 62.
JUSTICE of God 309 seq. ; com- patible with existing evil 402 seq. ; with eternal puni...shment 406 seqq.
KANT on belief in God 10 seq. ; on the principle of causality 32 ; on the impressiveness of the design-argument 50 seqq. ; on the strength of the proofs for God's existence 152 seqq. ; on the be- ginning of the world 212.
KLEUTGEN on the ontological argument 29 ; on immanent ac- tivity 302 ; on Patristic theology in its relation to ontologism 461.
KNOWLEDGE falsely explained on materialistic grounds 38 seqq. ; also on idealistic 205 seqq. ; 224 seqq. ; Divine knowledge 256 seqq.
What to read after Natural Theology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Boedder to read onlineMoreLess
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