Brownson's Quarterly ReviewBenjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... teleological , and the teleological gives the law to the initial . The end governs , and it is God as Final Cause , not as First Cause , that is supreme Lawgiver , since the end for which he creates is first in his design . Religion ...
... teleological , and the teleological gives the law to the initial . The end governs , and it is God as Final Cause , not as First Cause , that is supreme Lawgiver , since the end for which he creates is first in his design . Religion ...
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... teleological order ; for he has not even learned that there is a teleological order . He restricts the universe to the initial , the inchoate , and while he recognizes , or pretends to recog- nize , the procession of existences from God ...
... teleological order ; for he has not even learned that there is a teleological order . He restricts the universe to the initial , the inchoate , and while he recognizes , or pretends to recog- nize , the procession of existences from God ...
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... teleological character of the Christian order , the religion of the end , and the disposition of the modern world to mistake liberality for charity . The Church grows , so to speak , out of the Incarnation , of which she is , as Moehler ...
... teleological character of the Christian order , the religion of the end , and the disposition of the modern world to mistake liberality for charity . The Church grows , so to speak , out of the Incarnation , of which she is , as Moehler ...
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