influence of
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共 26 段- LECTURE XII.
- 1. In the first place, it is necessary to take account of th
- To a considerable extent there prevailed, in addition to Bel
- When the unconscious imitation of heroic ideals passed into
- The earliest methods of Christian exegesis were continuation
- Its most characteristic feature was one for which it is diff
- In passing from Greek life to Christianity, I will ask you,
- Against this whole group of tendencies there was more than o
- It has been common to construct pictures of the state of mor
- “‘We also are His offspring.’ Every one of us may call himse
- It came also with the sense of the order of the world. The s
- 1. There was a large tendency to account for the world by th
- We may sum up the result of the influence of Greece on the c
- (i.) The Christian conception of God on its ethical side was
- This great conception of the transcendence of God filled a l
- (i.) The speculations as to the nature of these forms varied
- There was the more reason for the growth of the distinction,
- (α) As those who were admitted to the inner sights of the my
- It was at this point that organization and confederation bec
- THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE BASIS OF CHRISTIAN UNION: DOCTRINE
- I have now brought these Lectures to a close. The net result
- [61] “Dictæ per carmina sortes,” Hor. _A. P._ 403. But it ma
- [206] The use of the word in Epictetus is especially instruc
- [370] It is not the least of the many contributions of Profe
- [568] Philo, _Leg. Alleg._ 1. 30, vol. i. 62; cf. _de post.
- [676] Cf. von Engelhardt, _Das Christenthum Justins_, p. 107