Paganism And Christianity
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. The soul of each man constitutes himself, not that figure which can be shown by the finger. Know, therefore, that thou art a god, since he is a god who flourishes, who feels, who remembers, who uses foresight, who rules and governs that body over which it is set, just as that Supreme God rules and moves this world." 1 Elsewhere he speaks of piety, justice, and the other virtues as constituting a happy life, "equal and similar to that of the gods, yielding in nothing to the celestials save in ...immortality. ,, 2 But it is more surprising to find similar language in St. Clement, Lactantius, and Tertullian. Lactantius speaks of a man who masters his passion as becoming the equal of God (Hie erit eonsimilis Deo, qui virtutem Dei cepit.) 3 Clement declares that the man who leads his life on the true Gnostic principles is worthy to be called the Lord's brother, and at the same time His friend and son ; 4 and in another place, after describing the virtues of the perfect Gnostic in language that throughout closely resembles the Stoics' descriptions of their ideal wise man, he concludes : 1 vi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. The soul of each man constitutes himself, not that figure which can be shown by the finger. Know, therefore, that thou art a god, since he is a god who flourishes, who feels, who remembers, who uses foresight, who rules and governs that body over which it is set, just as that Supreme God rules and moves this world." 1 Elsewhere he speaks of piety, justice, and the other virtues as constituting a happy life, "equal and similar to that of the gods, yielding in nothing to the celestials save in ...immortality. ,, 2 But it is more surprising to find similar language in St. Clement, Lactantius, and Tertullian. Lactantius speaks of a man who masters his passion as becoming the equal of God (Hie erit eonsimilis Deo, qui virtutem Dei cepit.) 3 Clement declares that the man who leads his life on the true Gnostic principles is worthy to be called the Lord's brother, and at the same time His friend and son ; 4 and in another place, after describing the virtues of the perfect Gnostic in language that throughout closely resembles the Stoics' descriptions of their ideal wise man, he concludes : 1 vi.
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