Christian Thought, from Erasmus to BerdyaevPrentice-Hall, 1962 - Всего страниц: 246 |
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... feeling against arid intellectualism . He always remained " a higher kind of Moravian , " for these ardent pietists had taught him how to enrich religion with the warmth of feeling . “ . . . Zinzendorf and Schleiermacher laid their ...
... feeling against arid intellectualism . He always remained " a higher kind of Moravian , " for these ardent pietists had taught him how to enrich religion with the warmth of feeling . “ . . . Zinzendorf and Schleiermacher laid their ...
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... feeling and intuition . Intuition without feeling is nothing and so is feeling without intuition . As such , religion is a natural instinct for the Infinite , which does not require the holding of any particular doctrines or of any ...
... feeling and intuition . Intuition without feeling is nothing and so is feeling without intuition . As such , religion is a natural instinct for the Infinite , which does not require the holding of any particular doctrines or of any ...
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... feeling ( intuition is no longer mentioned ) , but now it is specifically identified with the feeling of absolute dependence upon God . Piety is “ neither a Knowing nor a Doing , but a modification of Feeling , or of immediate self ...
... feeling ( intuition is no longer mentioned ) , but now it is specifically identified with the feeling of absolute dependence upon God . Piety is “ neither a Knowing nor a Doing , but a modification of Feeling , or of immediate self ...
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