The Christian Conception of Holiness
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But it must be borne in mind that the creation if regarded as a necessary thought of Divine Love, a thought not of contemplation only but of ceaseless activity, must not be interpreted as to us it seems. For we are only in the process of becoming, and can only very partially enter into the eternal thought of which it is the expression. The creation, as I under- stand it, is one great thought of love, the bringing into being of creatures who can know the happiness God Himself knows, who can part...ially enter into the Divine Perfection.
I am aware that human language fails to express the truth about God. Thus I have spoken of " the thoughts of God. " But the plural word ' thoughts ' suggests succession and so change, whereas the Eternal Being cannot be conceived of as changing. When I say that of God's thoughts not one is for Himself except so far as Himself is not Himself, I confess that I am using human language where it is inadequate, THE GOSPEL OF CREATION 167 but it conveys to my own mind a truth which I desire to commend to others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it must be borne in mind that the creation if regarded as a necessary thought of Divine Love, a thought not of contemplation only but of ceaseless activity, must not be interpreted as to us it seems. For we are only in the process of becoming, and can only very partially enter into the eternal thought of which it is the expression. The creation, as I under- stand it, is one great thought of love, the bringing into being of creatures who can know the happiness God Himself knows, who can part...ially enter into the Divine Perfection.
I am aware that human language fails to express the truth about God. Thus I have spoken of " the thoughts of God. " But the plural word ' thoughts ' suggests succession and so change, whereas the Eternal Being cannot be conceived of as changing. When I say that of God's thoughts not one is for Himself except so far as Himself is not Himself, I confess that I am using human language where it is inadequate, THE GOSPEL OF CREATION 167 but it conveys to my own mind a truth which I desire to commend to others.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Edward Harrison Askwith to read onlineMoreLess
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