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Let me repeat : to say this is not to condemn eros on principle but simply to recognize its essential nature . A human being cannot live without eros . God has made him so . But agape - divine love - has no such origin in biological ...
Let me repeat : to say this is not to condemn eros on principle but simply to recognize its essential nature . A human being cannot live without eros . God has made him so . But agape - divine love - has no such origin in biological ...
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An objection on careful theological grounds may be expected : that God in His own divine nature cannot suffer , and that our Lord suffered only as man and not as God . The objection is met by the following considerations : It is granted ...
An objection on careful theological grounds may be expected : that God in His own divine nature cannot suffer , and that our Lord suffered only as man and not as God . The objection is met by the following considerations : It is granted ...
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Then , the nature of the judgment , how it will proceed , what will be involved in it : here again , we are not left utterly in the dark . The nature of the judgment is simple confrontation with Christ .
Then , the nature of the judgment , how it will proceed , what will be involved in it : here again , we are not left utterly in the dark . The nature of the judgment is simple confrontation with Christ .
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| Title | Living the Creed: A Study of the Apostles' Creed |
| Author | Carroll Eugene Simcox |
| Publisher | Morehouse-Gorham, 1950 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 28 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 182 pages |
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