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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DEISTIC» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
deistic in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
deistic im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Back to Darwin: The Scientific Case for
Deistic Evolution
The author addresses the major points of disagreement between science and religion, so as to be able to obtain a unified view of the rise of life.
Michael Anthony Corey, 1994
DEISTIC DELIVERANCE (Via The Ideological Philosophy of Social Transcendentalism)is yet another of John O'Loughlin's volumes of cyclically aphoristic philosophy (theosophy?) in which, with the aid of spiralling cycles, he has striven to ...
Although the term is rarely heard, deistic evolution is perhaps the best way to
describe one variety of what is generally called theistic evolution. This is the view
that God began the process of evolution, producing the first matter and implanting
...
Millard J. Erickson, 1998
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Evolution and the Problem of Natural Evil
It isn't as though there is some deep ontological need for the divine personality to
be entirely theistic or deistic throughout the entirety of cosmic history. To the
contrary, it is quite possible for God to have acted in both a theistic and deistic ...
Michael Anthony Corey, 2000
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The Defence of Truth: Herbert of Cherbury and the ...
'Deistic' ideas were implicit in the teachings of Averroist Aristotelians of the
schools of Venice and Padua, as they were, potentially or actually, in the
sceptical and relativist stance of Montaigne, Charron and Bodin. The reunionist
strategies and ...
Ronald David Bedford, 1979
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Intellectual Traditions at the Medieval University (2 vol. ...
On all of these issues, Ockham came to explicitly deistic conclusions: revelation,
he maintained, forces us to admit what is beyond our abilities to know without
revelation. This is one facet of the changing theological aesthetic of these years:
...
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The Concept of Fate in Ancient Mesopotamia of the First ...
Many of those scholars who see a cause-effect relationship between the protasis
and the apodosis do so because of the apparent 'pre-deistic' quality of a large
number of omens — specifically those in the unprovoked category. In Summa Alu
...
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Crusading Against Athens
Absolutism, whether it's scientific, cultural, political, ideological, philosophical, or
religious, has been demonstrated conclusively throughout history as the greatest
hindrance to human progress. What would a Deistic world populated by rational ...
demands this nonsupernatural approachlfil Other Deistic Influence of Note
English deism strongly influenced later French deism and skepticism, of which
Denis Diderot and Voltaire are notable examples. In America deism flourished
after it ...
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England's Rise to Greatness, 1660-1763
The origins of deistic thought in France go back, to be sure, to the Epicureanism
propounded by Pierre Gassendi and his followers.9 Such "free thinking" or "
libertinism" was, of course, highly illicit, and it was still very much so in the early ...
Stephen Bartow Baxter, 1983
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «DEISTIC» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
deistic im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
THEATER REVIEW The Who & the What
This framework of deistic fan-fiction enables her to speculate on the facts behind her religion's orthodoxy, inviting reinterpretation of its sacred ... «Windy City Times, Jun 15»
The Whole Spectrum
... from active participant in the action – especially when he gives the young man advice – to definitively distant, even a deistic figure of sorts. «Harrisburgmagazine, Jun 15»
Benjamin Franklin Issued This Prophetic Warning to Thomas Paine
By this time, however, Franklin had moved away from his former Deistic thinking through the influence of the Great Awakening (1726-1770) and ... «Charisma News, Jun 15»
God stepped in, says Debbie Dills, who spotted alleged SC killer
More and more people have adopted an essentially deistic vision of God, the idea that there is a higher power that rarely, if ever, intervenes in ... «Deseret News, Jun 15»
Opening Shot
Philosophers call this view “foundationalism,” as in Thomas Jefferson's references, more deistic than Jewish or Christian, in the Declaration to ... «The Weekly Standard, Jun 15»
Benjamin Franklin, Skepticism, and The Enlightenment
... out of Calvinist backgrounds, and both became convinced, through exposure to deistic writings, that biblical revelation was not trustworthy. «Patheos, Jun 15»
Faith: Solid ground in shifting sand
On June 8, 1794, French revolutionaries replace Christianity with a deistic religion, replacing the Christian understanding of the Holy Trinity as ... «Bullet News Niagara, Jun 15»
Finding solid ground in shifting sand
On June 8, 1794, French revolutionaries replace Christianity with a deistic religion, replacing the Christian understanding of the Holy Trinity as ... «Niagarathisweek.com, Jun 15»
Ancient History repeating as Wolves associate with monkeys …
I'm not completely sarcastic because I'm certainly pro-human (humanist), without any deistic attachments, though. I believe humans are special ... «Next Big Future, Jun 15»
LETTER: US has never been a Christian nation
Certainly not the Declaration of Independence, which doesn't mention Christianity, but refers to a deistic “nature's god.” Certainly not the ... «Asbury Park Press, Jun 15»
