The Anti Materialist Denying the Reality of Matter And Vindicating the Univer
The Anti Materialist Denying the Reality of Matter And Vindicating the Univer
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R The greater number, especially those of the earlier times of the Reformation, content themselves with the conclusion that either he opened the door as the angel opened the doors of the prison in which Peter was lodged, or that by the exercise of his miraculous power he entered at the door in defiance of all obstruction. It appears, however, from the text that he did not enter by the door at all. The history records that he " came and stood in the midst, " that is, he appeared suddenly in the ...company without any entry or approach. The Saviour appeared in a manner the same as when the Creator renders all creatures the objects of sense. The Divine Mind is that which becomes the substance of the sensible object, and which sustains their action in such manner as may suit the intended purpose. In the present instance the interests of the Christian faith required that the Saviour should appear with all the circumstances of personal identity. His well- known figure met the eye ; the wounds were seen and felt ; and that there might be no suspicion that the object might be a phantom, a delusive vision, the Saviour said, 8 " Behold my hands and feet, that it is I myself; handle me and see ; a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me have.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R The greater number, especially those of the earlier times of the Reformation, content themselves with the conclusion that either he opened the door as the angel opened the doors of the prison in which Peter was lodged, or that by the exercise of his miraculous power he entered at the door in defiance of all obstruction. It appears, however, from the text that he did not enter by the door at all. The history records that he " came and stood in the midst, " that is, he appeared suddenly in the ...company without any entry or approach. The Saviour appeared in a manner the same as when the Creator renders all creatures the objects of sense. The Divine Mind is that which becomes the substance of the sensible object, and which sustains their action in such manner as may suit the intended purpose. In the present instance the interests of the Christian faith required that the Saviour should appear with all the circumstances of personal identity. His well- known figure met the eye ; the wounds were seen and felt ; and that there might be no suspicion that the object might be a phantom, a delusive vision, the Saviour said, 8 " Behold my hands and feet, that it is I myself; handle me and see ; a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me have.
What to read after The Anti Materialist Denying the Reality of Matter And Vindicating the Univer?
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