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Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 686
662§ 104.DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIFORMITY[Div. Illmanythousands, and became the point of departure for a separate Church organization, multiformity of churchly life became thereby eo ipso^ a fact. For if Luther held to the ofidea that every one who, like himse ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 688
664§ 104.enoughDEVELOPMENT OF MULTIFORMITYin itself,which one enjoyeding brightness of the[Div. Illin exhibiting the shin-Church's confession inallitsparts,even when seen by the light of the data of logic. ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 687
Chap. V]DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIFORMITY§ 104.663Without attracting at once a special theological tendency. attention to itself as such, this multiformity was sealeddogmaChurch as the Romishmaintained, it was entirely unity was of delusion papal should be iden ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 689
Chap. V]able to§ 104.makeDEVELOPMENT OF MULTIFORMITY06-3the full content of Divine truth shine forth inShe could not be studied except by men, Church life itself she remained subject to human limitations. But since the churches could deal only with ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 690
§ 104.6(J6DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIFORMITYgreatly subject to the influence of the State. thiswas preferableto beingbound[Uiv. IllProvisionallyto the instituted churches,but it entailed the subsequent loss of separating her too great ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 691
Chap. V]DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIFORMITY§ 104.6G7In the seventeenth century Syncretism appeared as a natural reaction against the multiformity of churchlyAndlife.cannot be denied that George Calixtus was actuated by motive. The controversy and the separ ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 693
CuAi'.V]Buttion.THE APPARENT DEFEAT§ 105.andsincere,itifsubjecteditself,The more Protestantism was andsubjection wasnotthe theologians soon perceived that childrenthemof another ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 692
668and tion,THK APrAUENT DEFEAT§ IOj.fioiu his followers againsthowever, which, asis[Div. Illorthodox theology;a reac-generally the case, wanted tothrow out " mit dem Kinde das Bad," i.e. " the bath with child.'' ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 695
; ;Chap. V]THE APPARENT DEFEAT§ 105.671which often did not fit itself by its utter want was not able to array also Supernaturalisra But piety. of somewhat more It betrayed principles. of conflict itself for a never reached the which kind of a but of a religious ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 696
672 she couldTHE PERIOD OF RESURRECTION§ 106.make[Div. Illlife of the Church But when theology didthe mystical and practicalexpress itself iu conscious action.none of these three, but squandered her time in a skirmish, which scarcely touched ...
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