10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREATIANISM»
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1
Church and State review, ed. by archdeacon Denison
"f From the time of S. Augustine, amid differences of opinion, the tendency was for
the most part towards Creatianism up to the Reformation. P. Lombard distinctly
holds it. Aquinas defends a modified Traducianism. % Since the Reformation, the
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George Anthony Denison,
1862
2
John Calvin and Evangelical Theology: Legacy and Prospect : ...
The excellence of the soul, as compared with the body, must have contributed to
Calvin's preference for creatianism over against traducianism. Creatianism,92 the
official teaching of the Roman Church is the doctrine that teaches that the origin ...
3
The Cambridge Medieval History
Thus the field was divided between Creatianism and Traduci- anism. The former
view, according to which each soul is a new creation, the body alone being
naturally begotten, emphasized the essential purity of the spiritual principle, the ...
4
Some elements of religion, Lent lectures
III.] On what grounds it is excepted against. 103 really and properly on its
inheritance of life. 1 Creatianism recognizes that sense of the immateriality of the
human spirit which expressed itself falsely in the doctrine of a pre-existence, and
which ...
At the same time he recognises that creatianism also has much in its favour.
Hence PEZEL leaves the whole question unsolved and recommends us to be
content with the truth adequately guaranteed in Scripture, that Adam lost the gifts
...
6
Religion past & present: encyclopedia of theology and ...
Robin A. Leaver Creatianism. Creatianism is the term for the teaching that the
human □» soul is brought to life by means of a direct act of God. This view
follows from the assumption of a noncorporeal or spiritual nature of the soul.
Creatianism ...
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The history of the Christian religion and Church during the ...
... just as through the cooling of that heavenly fire, the life of spirit degenerated
into the life of the soul, so also the soul should again be elevated to the rank of
spirit Origen set his theory of the pre-existence of souls in opposition to
Creatianism, ...
Johann August W. Neander,
1841
8
The Criminalization of Abortion in the West: its origins in ...
... by the earliest canonists and Roman lawyers was inspired by contemporary
scholastic theologians who taught that formation marked the instant when God “
created” an immortal human soul and infused it into the fetus (hence “creatianism
”).
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The History of the Christian Religion and Church, During the ...
ORIGEN AGAINST CREATIANISM. Eugxntoi—-ilruxixoi-—-'n'1rv;.ta1iuo|. 392
these great moral differences in one living whole; and which, subjecting all these
dissonances to a higher law, penetrates and vivifies the whole." VVe see before
us ...
10
Essays scientific and philosophical
Traducianism is creation which is intelligible, which can be expressed in terms of
reason, which can be paralleled by every-day familiar processes however
mysterious. Creatianism is creation which is unintelligible, which is known only
as the ...
Aubrey Lackington Moore, Walter Lock,
1890