The Evolution of Love
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Eckhart, too, was careful not to offend against theletter, and his pupils, after suspicion had fallen on them, made many aconcession in terms, and perhaps even in thought. St. Augustine alreadyhad steered a middle course between the historical and the religiousconception, in his phrase: _Per Christum hominem at Christum deum_, andSuso (in his _Booklet of Eternal Wisdom_) followed his lead. "Thusspeaks the eternal wisdom: If ye will behold me in my eternal divinityye must know and love me in my ...suffering humanity. For this is thequickest road to eternal salvation. " The brutality of the tenet whichmaintains that all those are eternally lost who, without their ownfault, have no knowledge of the salvation of the world (especiallytherefore, those who died before the event), was a stumbling-block tomany thoughtful minds. The patriarchs of the Old Testament were lookedupon as saved--to some extent--by the fact of their being the ancestorsor prophets of Christ; but pagans and Greeks, including Aristotle, werecondemned even by the great Dante.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eckhart, too, was careful not to offend against theletter, and his pupils, after suspicion had fallen on them, made many aconcession in terms, and perhaps even in thought. St. Augustine alreadyhad steered a middle course between the historical and the religiousconception, in his phrase: _Per Christum hominem at Christum deum_, andSuso (in his _Booklet of Eternal Wisdom_) followed his lead. "Thusspeaks the eternal wisdom: If ye will behold me in my eternal divinityye must know and love me in my ...suffering humanity. For this is thequickest road to eternal salvation. " The brutality of the tenet whichmaintains that all those are eternally lost who, without their ownfault, have no knowledge of the salvation of the world (especiallytherefore, those who died before the event), was a stumbling-block tomany thoughtful minds. The patriarchs of the Old Testament were lookedupon as saved--to some extent--by the fact of their being the ancestorsor prophets of Christ; but pagans and Greeks, including Aristotle, werecondemned even by the great Dante.
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