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Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 161
Chap.§46.II]FAITH137all demonstration, is not fixed by demand alone by faith. This has by no means exhausted the significance of faith As faith provides us the for the "way of knowledge." starting-point for our observation and the axiomatic start-the star ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 162
; :138§ 46.FAITH[Uiv. IIshows you a certain constant action this constant action makes you surmise that this action will always be constant you hear of others who have built like conclusions upon like you apply a special test, and it appears that observations in ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 163
Chap. II]FAITH§ i6.prove thatitis so,since no one can call a139phenomenonintolaw does not show itself." And again being in well The law of gravitation, etc., is as certain we say Very but we ask Where is your jjroof? And to us ...
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140§ 40.ought twtFAITH[Div. IIand an ever stronger protest should be is so unworthy of but the false antithesis between faith scienceto be so,raised against this superficiality whichthenameof;and scienceis ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 165
§ 46.CiiAi'. II]FAITH141by which often unconsciously manythe general impulsesAs long as this general motive is not no science in histor}^ Moreover, history is The past is no kaleidoscope which you likewise a judge. In history there is a struggle of what t ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 166
142 ety,And§ 46.FAITH[Div. IIand conversation or intercourse is no longer possible. so firmly and almost ineradicably is this confidencerooted in us, that even the constant experience of deceptionaway this universal foundation of Experience makes u ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 167
Chap.§ 46.II]FAITH143disappointed in your credulity, you do not abandon your ineradicable confidence, simply because this confidence cleaves to 3^our natureandisindispensableto lifeitself.Andwith reference to the ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 168
;144FAITH§ 46.faithistbe element in our[])iv. II.mind by which we obtaincer-tainty, not only in the spiritual, but equally in the material sciences.From whichitfollows that the lesser degree ofcertai ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 169
Chap.§ 46.II]of naturecometoFAITHThelight.145peculiar character of thespiritual sciences consists in this, that they lookof the psyche in itstherefore in istlieown home anddomain ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 170
146KELIGION§47.reality of thephenomena, and[Div.in thenaxioms and laws ofIn the spiritual sciences, Logic by which we demonstrate. on the other hand, this is different. In Psychology it is faith, and faith alone, which directly guaran ...
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