Divine Transcendence and Its Reflection in Religious Authority: An Essay by J. R. Illingworth ...

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CHAPTER I	1

4 His righteousness in the judgment of individuals	4

But the older forms of that authority e g in reason the Bible	20

The existence of this absolute Being is presupposed as the standard	27

Plato and Aristotle agree according to Augustine in one method	33

Science justifiably assumes the rationality of the world which	38

CHAPTER III	45

While it is confirmed if indeed it was not originally suggested	51

THE AUTHORITY OF THE CREED	113

2 The interpretation of them involving the doctrines of the Trinity	119

They are essentially historical	125

While it is precisely their dogmatic definition which enables	131

But this does not prevent their having been invested with	136

For there is a tendency nowadays to emphasize the human side	143

Hence in all religions the primary fact is Gods operation upon man	149

CHAPTER VIII	155

E g we can argue from the action of human will to a first	57

Which in turn throws ſurther light upon the traces of Gods provi	63

And also upon the moral arguments for Theism	65

Which describes the processes but not the object or the end	66

But this is obviously unscientific and also unphilosophical since	71

The term absolute being here used to signify independence	76

Whose authority is based in the last analysis upon the fact that	83

This transcendence is symbolized and reflected by the authority	87

The first note in the teaching of Christ which impressed His hearers	89

But the sinfulness of fallible human beings has destroyed the visible	95

But this objection underestimates the gravity of the Churchs	101

That message taught 1 the unity 2 the omnipotence of God	161

5 The harmony of His moral with His natural legislation 164165	164

Both for themselves and for all nations 170171	170

As Pascal forcibly points out	176

And this unity includes the Old Testament also	182

Which exists as a fact of experience in the world today	188

For their function is to establish the humanity as the epistles	193

CHAPTER X	199

Further the sense of living under divine authority renders life	205

And the secret of true freedom	211

But above all for the Incarnation	217

Título	Divine Transcendence and Its Reflection in Religious Authority: An Essay by J. R. Illingworth ...
Autor	John Richardson Illingworth
Editor	Macmillan and Company, limited, 1911
Largo	255 páginas

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