Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 251

UPON OUR VIEW OF THEOLOGY

Chap. V]

its

227

borrowed data (Lehnsatze) from the other whenever

it is

necessary, so that the Juridical science, for instance, does not

compose a psychology for of its

own

requires is

in economics,

itself, and does not teach a pll3^sics but borrows as much material as it

from the philological and physical sciences

the relation here.

No

;

so also

one of the other faculties can

tute an investigation of its

own

of palingenesis, but

insti-

must

borrow its data for this from Theology. And as to their own ground of investigations, they operate from the consciousness of palingenesis, as far as this refers to their

own

department and they cannot rest until with their own method they have brought the insight and the knowledge of their own object into harmony with the study of palingenesis. ;

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