The Truth of the Christian Religion volume 1
The Truth of the Christian Religion volume 1
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" p. 298. 5 p. 297.
CHAP. LY. ] SCHELLIXg's TREATMENT OF DOGMA. 307 tianity.^ In it there was accomplished at the same time the Atonement, which is nothing but the reunion with God of the Finite which had follen away from Him, a reunion effected by His own birth into the Finite. This again is the crisis in the history of the universe which finds its adequate expression in the idea of the Trinity.^ The doctrines of the Incarnation of God, of the Atonement through God sufifering in His devotion t...o the Finite, and of the Trinity, are therefore con- ceived as the truly rational fundamental doctrines of the Christian relicjion. That sounds quite like an express revival of the speculative portions of dogma. But the meaning of the philosopher, as the parts quoted themselves show, is essentially different from that of the Church. As he understands the matter, the eternal Son of God, born of the nature of the Father of all things, is the Finite itself, as it exists in the eternal intuition of God.^ The Incarnation of God is an Incarnation from eternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" p. 298. 5 p. 297.
CHAP. LY. ] SCHELLIXg's TREATMENT OF DOGMA. 307 tianity.^ In it there was accomplished at the same time the Atonement, which is nothing but the reunion with God of the Finite which had follen away from Him, a reunion effected by His own birth into the Finite. This again is the crisis in the history of the universe which finds its adequate expression in the idea of the Trinity.^ The doctrines of the Incarnation of God, of the Atonement through God sufifering in His devotion t...o the Finite, and of the Trinity, are therefore con- ceived as the truly rational fundamental doctrines of the Christian relicjion. That sounds quite like an express revival of the speculative portions of dogma. But the meaning of the philosopher, as the parts quoted themselves show, is essentially different from that of the Church. As he understands the matter, the eternal Son of God, born of the nature of the Father of all things, is the Finite itself, as it exists in the eternal intuition of God.^ The Incarnation of God is an Incarnation from eternity.
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