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... divine virgin and mother found within the Christian Church a new possibility of expression in the worship of Mary as the virgin mother of God , in whom was achieved the mysterious union of the divine Logos with human nature . The ...
... divine virgin and mother found within the Christian Church a new possibility of expression in the worship of Mary as the virgin mother of God , in whom was achieved the mysterious union of the divine Logos with human nature . The ...
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... divine transcendence . In a first act of becoming self - conscious the Logos recognizes itself as the divine mind ( Greek : nous ) , or divine world reason , which was characterized by the Neoplatonic philosopher Plotinus as the " Son ...
... divine transcendence . In a first act of becoming self - conscious the Logos recognizes itself as the divine mind ( Greek : nous ) , or divine world reason , which was characterized by the Neoplatonic philosopher Plotinus as the " Son ...
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... divine love . The event that is portrayed in the Mosaic creation story as the Fall of man ( Genesis , chapter 3 ) is essentially the trying out of freedom , the free decision of humans against God . This rebellion consists of the fact ...
... divine love . The event that is portrayed in the Mosaic creation story as the Fall of man ( Genesis , chapter 3 ) is essentially the trying out of freedom , the free decision of humans against God . This rebellion consists of the fact ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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