10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INHESION»
Discover the use of
inhesion in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inhesion and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Paul Tillich, Carl Jung and the Recovery of Religion
For Tillich the essential always carries the inference of participation or ontological
inhesion in the divine in varying degrees of intensity ranging from prehistory,
through history to post-history. (Tillich 1951: 245; 1963: 421) Without humanity's ...
2
An Original Essay on the Immateriality & Immortality of the ...
Or if the inhesion of these properties be' necessary to their own existence, can
mere inhesion destroy, whatwithoul inhesion can have no existerice? If inhesion
be nee cessary to the existence _of these properties, loan it be ' .
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3
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz: Metaphysics and its foundations I
Burgersdijck writes: It is often commonly distinguished between a subject ... of
inhesion, and of predication or denomination . A subject of inhesion is nothing
other than a substance with respect to accidents inhering in it: thus snow is the ...
4
The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
needing the existence of 7 some substance or other, in which they may be, as in
their subject of inhesion. And because logicians make it the discriminating note of
substance and accident, that the former is a thing that cannot be in another, ...
5
Philosophy, its History and Historiography
So what Hume means by 'contradictions' is the issue of inhesion. Initially, Hume
thought he faced no such problem with regard to the mental world.5 But the
problem re-emerged. Hume does not despair of identifying the principles that
unite ...
6
Oxford divinity compared with that of the Romish and Anglan ...
For it is not by the inhesion of grace in us, but by the imputation of righteousness
to us, that we are justified ; as it is not by the imputation of righteousness to us,
but by the inhesion of grace in us, that we are sanctified. Thus we find the Apostle
...
Charles P. M'Ilvaine, 1841
7
The Primitive Doctrine of Justification Investigated: ...
For it is, not BY THE INHESION OF GRACE IN US, but BY THE IMPUTATION op
righteousness TO US, that we are. justified: as it is, not by the imputation of
Righteousness to us, but by the inhesion of grace in us, that we are sanctified.
George Stanley Faber, 1839
8
Opera, en anglois, avec notes par P. Shaw
And, because logicians make it the discriminating mark of substance from
accident, that it cannot exist in another thing, as in its subject of inhesion, it is
requisite to know„that, according to them,, a thing is in a subject, which, however
it be in ...
9
The Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England; with an ...
is not by the inhesion of grace in us, but by the imputation of righteousness to us
that we are justified; as it is not by the imputation of righteousness to us, but by
the inhesion of grace in us, that we are sanctified. Thus we find the apostle ...
10
Reflections on the Four Principal Religions which Have ...
For it is not by the inhesion of Grace in us, but by the' imputation of
Righteousness to us that we are justified; as it is not by the imputation of
Righteousness to us, but by the inhesion of Grace in us that we are sanctified.
Thus we find the Apostle ...
