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The great archbishop has been claimed as a '• socialist," whatever may be meant in these days by the term.3 Bttt St. Basil did not renounce all property himself, and had a keen sense of its rights in the case ...
The great archbishop has been claimed as a '• socialist," whatever may be meant in these days by the term.3 Bttt St. Basil did not renounce all property himself, and had a keen sense of its rights in the case ...
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His Mend Gregory gives us no details, but it may be inferred from what he says that he thought Basil ill-used.1 And allusions of Basil have been supposed to imply his own sense of discourtesy and neglect.8 The position became serious.
His Mend Gregory gives us no details, but it may be inferred from what he says that he thought Basil ill-used.1 And allusions of Basil have been supposed to imply his own sense of discourtesy and neglect.8 The position became serious.
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But in his doctrinal system there is a practical denial of the Creed ; the Son may be styled God, but He is a creature, and therefore, in the strict sense of the term, not God at all, and, at best, a hero or demigod.
But in his doctrinal system there is a practical denial of the Creed ; the Son may be styled God, but He is a creature, and therefore, in the strict sense of the term, not God at all, and, at best, a hero or demigod.
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Let them tell us whether reason or sense has reached this point! If they say sense, by which of the senses is it comprehended? Sight? Sight perceives colour. Touch? Touch distinguishes hard and soft, hot and cold, and the like; ...
Let them tell us whether reason or sense has reached this point! If they say sense, by which of the senses is it comprehended? Sight? Sight perceives colour. Touch? Touch distinguishes hard and soft, hot and cold, and the like; ...
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Living beings which are subject to death generate through the operation of the senses: but we must not on this account conceive of God in the same manner; nay, rather shall we be hence guided to the truth that, because corruptible ...
Living beings which are subject to death generate through the operation of the senses: but we must not on this account conceive of God in the same manner; nay, rather shall we be hence guided to the truth that, because corruptible ...
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able accept according allow appear authority Basil become beginning bishop blessed body bring brother brought called cause charge Christ Church comes common created creature death divine doctrine earth essence evil excellency existence express eyes faith fall Father flesh follows give given glory grace Gregory hand hear heart heaven Holy Ghost honour hope keep kind knowledge known letter light live look Lord matter means meet mind nature never object once pass person pray prayer present reason received reference rest Scripture seems sense sent soul speak Spirit suffer tell things thou thought tion troubles true truth turn unto whole wisdom wish words worthy write written
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| Título | Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers: Second Series, Volume VIII Basil Volumen8 de Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers. Second Religion and spirituality series |
| Editor | Philip Schaff |
| Edición | ilustrada |
| Editor | Cosimo, Inc., 2007 |
| ISBN | 1602065217, 9781602065215 |
| Largo | 448 páginas |
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