Philo-Judaeus of Alexandria
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Certain Christian and philosophical critics ofPhilo, for whom the wish was perhaps father to the thought, have foundin Philo's Logos a conception which is at times impersonal, at timespersonal, at times an aspect of the One God, and at times a secondindependent God. If we take Philo literally, this certainly is thecase. But let it be clearly understood, this interpretation not onlyinvolves Philo in inconsistency, but it utterly ruins and destroys hisreligious and philosophical system. It means ...that the champion ofJewish monotheism wanders into a vague ditheism. And in view of this, the modern commentators of Philo, notably Professor Drummond, [219]have examined his words more carefully and studied them in relation totheir context; and they have shown how, judged in this criticalfashion, the personality of the Logos is only figurative. It is, indeed, probable that certain extreme passages, where the Logos ispresented most explicitly as a separate Deity, are due toChristological interpolation.
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Certain Christian and philosophical critics ofPhilo, for whom the wish was perhaps father to the thought, have foundin Philo's Logos a conception which is at times impersonal, at timespersonal, at times an aspect of the One God, and at times a secondindependent God. If we take Philo literally, this certainly is thecase. But let it be clearly understood, this interpretation not onlyinvolves Philo in inconsistency, but it utterly ruins and destroys hisreligious and philosophical system. It means ...that the champion ofJewish monotheism wanders into a vague ditheism. And in view of this, the modern commentators of Philo, notably Professor Drummond, [219]have examined his words more carefully and studied them in relation totheir context; and they have shown how, judged in this criticalfashion, the personality of the Logos is only figurative. It is, indeed, probable that certain extreme passages, where the Logos ispresented most explicitly as a separate Deity, are due toChristological interpolation.
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