The Knowledge of God
Unregenerate Knowledge of God An Essay by John Frame
... the knowledge of God by creation evidently reaches all, even those who are not competent to formulate or evaluate proofs and ...of God by some form of intuition, an intuition that some are able to ...
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Prayer as God knowledge (via self)
... gain knowledge of oneself. However, this is not the kind of knowledge one can gain merely by in- trospecting—the account of prayer I will focus on here aims to draw a person closer to God through ...
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In God's image : knowledge of God in the writings of Paul Claudel
... awareness of certain divine attributes, particularly In :man's deep-seated yearning for justice Olaudel.. sees man as Hsolidai:t•e de Dieu lui-mem.ert.[r] ...
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Why Believe That There Is a God?
... causation, God will not be able to cause past events, but he will be able to cause any logically possible future ...example, God cannot now immediately bring about a second world war, because such a war has ...
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The Kingdom of God (Abbreviated) By Bobby Harrington. The reign of God and the realm in which God reigns. The Lost Kingdom
... Isaiah 11:1-5 - A shoot will come up from the stump of Jesse [King Davdi’s father]; from his roots a Branch will bear fruit. The Spirit of the Lord will rest on him—the Spirit of wisdom and of understanding, the Spirit ...
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The concept of the Fire God and God Rudra in Rg Veda: A study
... There are two Brāhmaṇas (the prose texts and rituals) and two Āranyakas (that texts which knowledge is earned in wild place) of the Ṛg Veda, viz; Aitareya Brāhmaṇa and Kauṣītaki Brāhmaṇa; and Aitareya Āranyaka and ...
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Cutting God in Half
... all-loving God exists does solve problems, and does make many things ...a God would arrange for us to survive ...all-loving God exists. And if such a God exists, we have an immediate ...
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God in Chain
... A crescent moons upon His head - a smiling face. It seems to suggest of our mind, always changing but ruling over our head. A snake resting round His neck, whirling through together its hood aggressive and erect, maybe ...
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Hegel on the personhood of God
... of being, but intellect is the knowing of the world — a knowing that thought itself makes necessary. Intellect, in other words, forms part of the modal system that substance, through its attributes, causes to exist. ...
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Justice in the City of God
... of God”, since some interpre- ters believe that “The City of God” is the first polit- ical dissertation of Christianity or a dissertation in the political theology, while the other group con- siders “The ...
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Reflections on Schleiermacher’s God
... in God’. The Christian understanding of God correlates with the consciousness of grace; it is rooted in redemptive ...The knowledge of the Trinity is cumulative, and cannot be metaphysically ...
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God in de economie
... incorporate knowledge from the domains of other branches of social inquiry …’ [Zeker is, dergelijke nieuwe economie zal kennis uit de domeinen van andere takken van sociaal onderzoek bevatten ...
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Is There a God? Bertrand Russell
... the knowledge and power required to make his children good, chose instead to make them bad, would be viewed with ...But God, if He exists, makes this choice in the case of very many of His ...omnipotent ...
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The Freedom of the Children of God
... our knowledge is never purely objective but is always conditioned by participation of the subject, where the subject stands in relationship to the question and the subject’s ability to ...of God makes ...
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Existence of God
... of God and i s a to u ch sto n e of sound th e o d ic y ...see God from such g re a t d is ta n c e s , le a r n s th a t th e p i t i f u l scra p s of knowledge th a t we a c q u ire about Him a re ...
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Gladstone: God and Politics
... Is God and Politics value for money? General readers are the avowed audience, but it is likely to be practicing historians and their students who will find their way through this lengthy, densely researched, ...
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God, The Bible and Circularity
... In order to determine whether or not a particular stretch of dialogue is a specimen of fallacious cir- cular argument, one needs to determine three things, broadly speaking: (a[r] ...
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Welcome into the Household of God
... of God’’ and of the new insight into Jesus’ mission to reveal and make possible this household, the meaning of the narrative of the foot washing for the community ...
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God and eternal boredom
... to God for considerations that do not concern moral reasons or the meaning of life, but well-being – which for our purposes we can equate with ...for God to be ...timeless God would be ...
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God our king
... letters, God is only occasionally (1 Th 1:17; 6:15; Rv 15:3) called king and the term kingdom of God is only used as a conventional stereotype (Rm 14:17; 1 Cor 4:20; 6:9; 15:50; Gl 5:21; Eph 5:5; Col 4:11; ...
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