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Excerpt from Christian Philosophy, Vol. 2
Christian Philosophy presents, as primordial opposites, God, the Absolute All; and the Abyss, the Dissolutive Nothing. Before the World was formed, before time was; before the Universe was made, before the eternal ages; before the substance of the universe was created; before the Created Wisdom, the Eternal Christ of God; there were the Personal God and the Abyssal Nothing: - the absolute tri-personal God of Holy Ghost, Father, and Son; opposed by the Dissolutive Nothing, the impersonal anni hilative Abyss: God, as absolute perfection, subsistence, and fulness; as absolute causality, being, and form; 0p posed by the Nothing, as dissolutive defection, desistence, and voidness; as dissolutive decausality, nonbeing, and formlessness: God, as absolute unity, universality, and marriage; opposed by the Nothing, as dissolutive diver sity, partiality, and separation: God, as absolute conscious ness, activity, and life; opposed by the Nothing, as disso lutive unconsciousness, passivity, and death: God, as absolute law, power, and order; opposed by the Nothing, as dissolutive lawlessness, force, and chaos: God, as abso lute causative, generative, and creative nature; opposed by the Nothing, as decausative, degenerative, and decrea tive mortality, destruction, dissolution.
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Excerpt from Christian Philosophy, Vol. 2
Christian Philosophy presents, as primordial opposites, God, the Absolute All; and the Abyss, the Dissolutive Nothing. Before the World was formed, before time was; before the Universe was made, before the eternal ages; before the substance of the universe was created; before the Created Wisdom, the Eternal Christ of God; there were the Personal God and the Abyssal Nothing: - the absolute tri-personal God of Holy Ghost, Father, and Son; opposed by the Dissolutive Nothing, the impersonal anni hilative Abyss: God, as absolute perfection, subsistence, and fulness; as absolute causality, being, and form; 0p posed by the Nothing, as dissolutive defection, desistence, and voidness; as dissolutive decausality, nonbeing, and formlessness: God, as absolute unity, universality, and marriage; opposed by the Nothing, as dissolutive diver sity, partiality, and separation: God, as absolute conscious ness, activity, and life; opposed by the Nothing, as disso lutive unconsciousness, passivity, and death: God, as absolute law, power, and order; opposed by the Nothing, as dissolutive lawlessness, force, and chaos: God, as abso lute causative, generative, and creative nature; opposed by the Nothing, as decausative, degenerative, and decrea tive mortality, destruction, dissolution.
About the Publisher
Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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