10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEIFORM»
Discover the use of
deiform in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
deiform and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The
Deiform Fellowship One: The Atheist
Jillian Campbell doesn't believe in God.
2
The
Deiform Fellowship Two: The Cult
When ex-members of a cult die under suspicious circumstances, the Fellowship sends in Jillian to investigate.
3
Saint Thomas Aquinas, Volume 2:
Thomas speaks of saints as “deified” by the grace of adoption,5 or through
glorious knowledge of God in heaven.6 In this last context, he also talks about the
saints who have become “deiform” through the face-to-face7 vision of God. But
he ...
Jean-Pierre Torrell,
2003
and deiform" man, "made in the image of God".13 The mystical theology of
Harphius (Henry Herp) also says that "the soul is, according to Scripture, divided
into three parts . . .",14 and the appeal to Scripture, despite the appearance, ...
5
Einstein and the Generations of Science
Ill Einstein's Political Oscillations: The Unlovely Laws of the Social Universe
Einstein's heuristic notion, that the laws of nature were such that one could say
that a divine intelligence had fashioned them, we might call the "deiform"
principle; not ...
6
Canonical Theism: A Proposal for Theology and the Church
42 Humilityisan outgrowth of repentance,implanting a contrite heartin the deiform
person and ensuring that the beginning of its illumination is healthy. The key is to
recognize one's limits while pursuing the richness of divine knowledge.
William J. Abraham, Jason E. Vickers, Natalie B. Van Kirk,
2008
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The Fiery soliloquy with God, tr. by a secular priest ...
Of true liberty or of the beatitude of the deiform soul. " IT' NOW ye not," saith the
deiform spouse herself, speaking in the spirit of truth, " how by grace I have
received the power of presenting myself without form, appearing, as it were,
naked and ...
8
Nature, Value, Duty: Life on Earth with Holmes Rolston, III
However, seeing the transformed value, the deiform essence of nature, demands
expanding our usual, anthropocentric perspective, to gain an appreciation of a
broader, projective kind of value. Most of all, it demands that we consider the ...
Christopher J. Preston, Wayne Ouderkirk,
2006
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Catherine of Siena: Spiritual Development in Her Life and ...
See Torrell, Saint Thomas Aquinas, vol. 2, Spiritual Master, 180. 326. D 89, 166.
For Aquinas, the gift of grace deifies or unites the soul with God. See S7T-II, 112,
1. "For him grace is a deiform structure, which is why God alone can give it to us.
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THE POST-REVOLUTIONARY SELF
This regenerate will and, indeed, the entire regenerate soul (âme) are “deiform”
—that is, congruent with the soul of the resurrected Christ which, having “entered
into [God's] interior and intimate states,” has itself assumed a “total resemblance ...