Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 11
... religious one ; and no doubt also there is as deeply and ineradicably implanted there a religious under- standing . We not only feel , we know religion . Religion is not only buoyed up on a sentiment of the heart , it is founded also on ...
... religious one ; and no doubt also there is as deeply and ineradicably implanted there a religious under- standing . We not only feel , we know religion . Religion is not only buoyed up on a sentiment of the heart , it is founded also on ...
الصفحة 14
... religious application — nothing but Aufklärung , is nothing but the Aufklärung , though claiming a certain affir- mative side in its bearing on religion . The prevailing mind of the Aufklärung , namely , as in Hobbes , Spinoza , Hume ...
... religious application — nothing but Aufklärung , is nothing but the Aufklärung , though claiming a certain affir- mative side in its bearing on religion . The prevailing mind of the Aufklärung , namely , as in Hobbes , Spinoza , Hume ...
الصفحة 166
... religious communication , religious acceptance , religious grace . The darkening mundane of the West would turn to what gleam there was of a still shining supra - mundane in the East . If philosophy , that had still words for the ...
... religious communication , religious acceptance , religious grace . The darkening mundane of the West would turn to what gleam there was of a still shining supra - mundane in the East . If philosophy , that had still words for the ...
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