Text book of Church History volume 1
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) I 117. GERMAN MYSTICISM. It will be remembered that during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries wysticism had formed an alliance with scholasticism. But as the latter gradually degenerated into unmeaning disputes and empty formalism, mysticism escaped from its thraldom and unfolded all the richness and depth of which, especially in that age, it showed itself capable. Germany was now its chief centre, and the national cast of this mysticism appeared even in the cir- cumstance that its leading ...representatives wrote in the vernacu- lar, and thereby contributed not a little to the development of the German language and literature. The mysticism to which we refer had a character of its own ; in it, lofty speculation, which occasionally verged on and passed beyond the boundaries of pantheism, was conjoined with deep contemplativeness. Dur- ing the fifteenth century it lost much of its metaphysical char- acter, but gained all the more in biblical truth and practica] tendency (approximating in that respect the older Trench mys GERMAN MYSTICISM, 493 ticism).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) I 117. GERMAN MYSTICISM. It will be remembered that during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries wysticism had formed an alliance with scholasticism. But as the latter gradually degenerated into unmeaning disputes and empty formalism, mysticism escaped from its thraldom and unfolded all the richness and depth of which, especially in that age, it showed itself capable. Germany was now its chief centre, and the national cast of this mysticism appeared even in the cir- cumstance that its leading ...representatives wrote in the vernacu- lar, and thereby contributed not a little to the development of the German language and literature. The mysticism to which we refer had a character of its own ; in it, lofty speculation, which occasionally verged on and passed beyond the boundaries of pantheism, was conjoined with deep contemplativeness. Dur- ing the fifteenth century it lost much of its metaphysical char- acter, but gained all the more in biblical truth and practica] tendency (approximating in that respect the older Trench mys GERMAN MYSTICISM, 493 ticism).
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