On Christianity: Early Theological Writings

action alien appears authority beauty become believe called character Christian church civil claims commands common complete concept connection consciousness contract demand dependence divine doctrine duty element essence eternal existence expression fact faith fate father feeling follows freedom friends give given Greek hand heart Hegel Holy human idea ideal imagination individual infinite intellect Jesus Jewish Jews kind knowledge learned less linked living logic longer matter means mind moral nature never object once one's opposed opposition original particular person philosophy positive possible present principle Protestant punishment pure question reality reason recognize reflection regarded relation religion religious remains restricted result Schelling seems sense separation simply soul spirit teaching things thinking thought tion true truth union unity universal virtue whole worship