Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 660

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§ 99.

ORGANISM OF THEOLOGY

IN ITS

PARTS

[Div. Ill

an " interaction " between each of the What man is able to bring any Bibliological four groups. department to a satisfactory close without taking the Church into account? How would you be able to understand more

added, that there

is

than a part of Church history, without keeping account with

Dosfma and the

Office

gible without the

?

official

And how would Dogma

be

intelli-

function, which in councils

and

synods made their construction a possibility? This, however, In the proapplies to any division of any science whatever. of all groups twine themselves about cess of history the fibres

and around each cannot adapt

how,

To this, however, the organic division The only question to be solved is this

other.

itself.

in the idea of the organism, the several

be originally distinguished.

And

elements are to

so taken, the idea of the

organism of theology points out to us four principal branches which divide themselves from her trunk First, that group :

which engages itself with the Bible as such; secondly, the group in which the Church appears as the revelation of the operation of the Word in the third place, the group which rangres itself about Doo-ma as the reflection of the Word in the consciousness of regenerated humanitj^ and finally, a fourth group, which has the office for its centre, as the means ;

;

ordained of itself.

God

to cause

His

Word

continuously to assert

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