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CALVINISM AND RELIGION.54 theofTriune God;Himuntoareof Him,forthings.allAndHim, andthroughtherefore our prayerremains the deepest expression of all religious isThislife.th ...
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,CALVINISM AND RELIGION.52 tohuman andsubjective side;that religionby ourdoes not deny that religion has alsoItthis.allisitsdoes not dispute the factitpromoted, encouraged and strengthened ...
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— CALVINISM AND RELIGION. attained to thefullrealization of the ideal of pure spiritualReligion,religion.heasmediis interpositis'\conceivedmustit,''^milliswithout any creaturely interces-i.e.,sion, r ...
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CALVINISM AND RELIGION. {semenCalvinasreligionis),human heart. God Himself makes man sensiisdivinitatis,thei.e.,definesit,53sownourinby means of thereligioussense of the Divine, which ...
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CALVINISM AND RELIGION.56thorough-going religion on behalf of laymen thatin hisdogmatics he lauds the church as the mystical Purveyor,whose bosom God caused all grace to flow and from whose treasure all men had to accept it. Only he,intowhot ...
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—:CALVINISM AND RELIGION.58vention disappears, where God's sovereign election from eternity binds the inward soul directly toalland where the ray of divinemost absolutein itsThis questionandif itsfollowsis ...
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CALVINISM AND RELIGION. and Agnosticismeverismore loudly acclaimedOnsolution of the great enigma.and of activitythenavigationfeeling,59isthe rivers of sentimentmadeduty-free,becoming the only ...
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'CALVINISM AND RELIGION. must tendreligionallmayheutteranceclearOnthefree,by athatexpress that general religiousGodimpression stamped, by nature.make manto57Himself ...
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— CALVINISM AND RELIGION.60 noteof thisview of religion;partial— religionas per-group of pious people among our generation. Thus the limitation oi\^t organtaining not tobut only toall,tJieof religion brings about ...
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CALVINISM AND RELIGION. and thethe clergypioustheHolies,leaving the Outer6l theconstitutingcloisterHoly offorming the Holy Place, thuslaity^'^/^r^ 'tothose who, although baptized,continued to prefer ...