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Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 81
Uiv.L]§ 36.INTRODUCTION57Theology which they obeyed consciously or unconsciously, This theological impulse is the general phenomenon, which is certainly exhibited in special theologiThis general cal studies, but never exhausts itself in them. phenomenon lies beh ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 82
58INTRODUCTION§ 36.necessitates the sacriiicemandsof[Div. IItechnical accuracy to the de-of a practical treatment;and the arrangementHenceof theimportance.division of the investigation in the order o ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 83
;;CHAPTERITHE CONCEPTION OF SCIENCE Etymology and Accepted Use of§ 37.theWordThe plan of a Theological Encyclopedia does not admit an exposition of the principles of the " doctrine of science " but neither will it do to describe the nature of Theol ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 84
60§ 37.LXX13 thetranslatedETYMOLOGY AND itby the word[Div. IIISelv,Along-to see.side of ^tt^ (to hear) as perception through the ear, stands DlbtS^ Hlf^T in 3?T (to see) as perception through the eye.Gen. xxxvii. ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 85
Chap.ACCEPTED USE OF THE WORDI]heardit ?Is this fact61taken up into your consciousness?If,on the other hand, I say. Do you know that it is so ? then to know is taken in a stricter sense, and means Can you vouch for it ? In both cases, ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 86
;62§ 37.ETYMOLOGY AND[Div. IIlanguage requires that " science " shall make us knoiv what there is, that it is there, and how it is there. That the men of " science " themselves have adopted this name, and have preferred to drop all other names, especially that o ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 87
— Chap.ACCEPTED USE OF THE WORDI]63banish from our consciousness whatever represents existing things as other than they are. In a pregnant sense, as will be shown more at length in another place, truth stands over against falsehood. Even when truth is sought in order t ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 88
;G4SUBJECT AND OBJECT§ o8.[Div. IIendowed mind can never know but a very small part Consequently you cannot attain unto a conception of "science" in the liigher sense, until you take humanity asrichly ofit.an organic whole. as if theS ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 89
§ 38.CiiAi'. I]man "toSUBJECT AND OBJECThave knowledgeQ5and every one receives a share;ofaccording to the measure of his disposition and station in Moreover, it is only with this interpretation that life. itscience obtai ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 90
66§ 38.found is[Div. IIto be indispensable in the subject, repeats itself inthe object. tionSUBJECT AND OBJECTThe apparentlyas a ruleaccidental discovery or inven-much more importantto atomisticknowl-But as ...
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