The Journal of Religion, 56 tomasUniversity of Chicago Press, 1976 |
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... true that for Hegel " God is not God without the world , " but the sense in which it is true requires a much more sophisticated interpretation than is immediately suggested by the first reading of the statement . In my view it does not ...
... true that for Hegel " God is not God without the world , " but the sense in which it is true requires a much more sophisticated interpretation than is immediately suggested by the first reading of the statement . In my view it does not ...
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... true love ; love seeks union with its Other . In love one seeks to find his very subjectivity in his Other . Love ... true that Hegel did not use the term " love " in his later works as often as in his earlier ones , it seems no less ...
... true love ; love seeks union with its Other . In love one seeks to find his very subjectivity in his Other . Love ... true that Hegel did not use the term " love " in his later works as often as in his earlier ones , it seems no less ...
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... true to say that God cannot be apart from the world and that God knows himself in and through the world , the sense in which it is true is not that God's very being and self - knowledge are totally mediated by the world as by some agent ...
... true to say that God cannot be apart from the world and that God knows himself in and through the world , the sense in which it is true is not that God's very being and self - knowledge are totally mediated by the world as by some agent ...
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