10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUPEREMINENTLY»
Discover the use of
supereminently in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
supereminently and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
He is supereminently just, He is supereminently wise, He is love in an infinite
supereminence. Thus, then, God is truly, though inadequately, known by His
intellectual creature. He is known, not as He is in Himself, but as He is imaged in
His ...
Nicholas Patrick Wiseman, 1884
'dicated of Him, in infinite excess of eminence and perfection. He is
supereminently just, He is supereminently wise, He is love in an infinite
supereminence. Thus, then, God is truly, though inadequately, known by His
intellectual creature.
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The American Ecclesiastical Review;: A Monthly Publication ...
although not literal, sacrifice : viz., par excellence, or Kare^o^v, or supereminently
. This use corresponds to that of other words which we know only as they are
exemplified in creatures, but which we apply to God to indicate infinitely
surpassing ...
Herman Joseph Heuser, 1905
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Two Greek Aristotelian Commentators on the Intellect: The De ...
... that occurs in Alexander's treatment of the analogy of the productive intellect to
light in Aristotle De Anima 3.5. In this passage, Alexander says: In all things that
which is especially and supereminently what it is is the cause for other things ...
Frederic Maxwell Schroeder, Robert B. Todd, 1990
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st. joseph's foreign missionary college of the sacred heart
dicated of Him, in infinite excess of eminence and perfection. He is
supereminently just, He is supereminently wise, He is love in an infinite
supereminence. Thus, then, God is truly, though inadequately, known by His
intellectual creature.
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Christian Perspectives on Church Schools: A Reader
The church's role was derived from 'a supernatural title conferred by God upon
her alone, transcending in authority and validity any title of the natural order;'
therefore education is supereminently the function of the church and her rights
are ...
Leslie J. Francis, David W. Lankshear, 1993
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Cultural Politics and Irish Education Since the 1950s: ...
We have seen in Chapter 3 how in Ireland the church had always claimed a
primary role for itself in education and a superior right in relation to the state,
arguing that 'education is first and supereminently the function of the church' (
quoted in ...
supereminently calculated and designed to furnish spiritual homes for the
denizens of this world; or, at least, that portion of them who have earned a title to
such homes by their scrupulous conduct while in the body. We are led to believe,
...
M L. Sherman, William F. Lyon, 1877
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Geordie Chalmers; or, the Law in Glenbuckie. [A Tale.]
The minister is supereminently more useful than the schoolmaster.” “ Not quite so
,” replied Mr. Cruikshanks, rising to defend his position. “ To a moral certainty he
is,” said Mr. Macnab, eager to support his class-fellow, Mr.Weems. “ Yes, sir ...
John KENNEDY (Teacher at Chapel Green, Kilsyth.), 1833
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The Millennial Harbinger Abridged
We have assumed that our holy religion is emphatically, supereminently — yea,
transcendently, the religion of love. Our first argument is taken from the revealed
character of its Divine Author; all whose works are naturally and originally works
...
Benjamin Lyon Smith, 1902
