10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNBEGUN»
Discover the use of
unbegun in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unbegun and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Magazine of Christian Literature
In this sense, creating would be unbegun. But the cosmos as a whole could not
be unbegun unless all its components are unbegun. But these components, say
human souls, begin. How, then, can we escape affirming a perpetual beginning
of ...
This is the acuity of your own logic, to say that the Life which exists unbegun is
destructible, and that the unbegun cannot be combined in thought with the
indestructible Life. It is the same as if someone said that Man is articulate and
receptive ...
Lenka Karfíková, Scott L.. Douglass, Johannes Zachhuber, 2007
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A Select Library of Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the ...
Yet we must not consider the Son to be co-unbegun and co- ingenerate with the
Father ; for no one can be properly called Father or Son of one who is co-
unbegun and co-ingenerate with Him'. But we acknowledge10 that the Father
who alone ...
Philip Schaff, Henry Wace, 1892
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Living Water, Sealing Spirit: Readings on Christian Initiation
I am asked to do another of my unfinished-and-unbegun jobs, this time on the
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. Like a previous attempt in the same genre,
this one will not be exhaustive. Its thesis is that, so far from having to look around
for ...
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Christian Literature and Review of the Churches
In this sense, creating would be unbegun. But the cosmos as a whole could not
be unbegun unless all its components are unbegun. But these components, say
human souls, begin. How, then, can we escape aiiirminga perpetual beginning of
...
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The theological reasoner, or The mysteries of divinity ...
If it be said, as it has been, that as the Father is unbegun, so the Son, being a part
of or coming from him, must be unbegun loo so far as he is a part of his essence,
which in the Father was without beginning; and being in all other respects as ...
Theological reasoner, 1824
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Our own religion in ancient Persia...
create or permit the existence of an object which would otherwise have been in
itself unbegun as well as unending, if so He willed, — and is not the contrary
irrational ? For surely no unbegun and unending existence has of itself any
supreme ...
8
The Church in the Age of Constantine: The Theological Challenges
He has not been created but begotten by the Father. Alexander modified the
Arian thesis that God alone is the Unbegun into the statement that he is the only
Unbegotten. Two almost identical Greek words: agenètos (unbegun) and
agennètos ...
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When Dogmas Die: The Return of Biblical Equality
For the divine Word teaches that the Ingenerate and Unbegun, the Father of
Christ, is One. Nor may we, adopting the hazardous position, 'There was once
when He was not,' from unscriptural sources, imagine any interval of time before
Him, ...
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers: Second Series Volume IV ...
Yet we must not consider the Son to be co-nnbegna and eo- ingenerate with the
Father ; for no one can be properly called Father or Son of one who is co-
unbegun and co-ingeaerate with Him ». But we acknowledgeTM that the Father
who ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNBEGUN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unbegun is used in the context of the following news items.
It's News to Me
On the other hand, Peter Schickele's Quodlibet for Small Orchestra is in the class with his Unbegun Symphony. It combines Beethoven, Brahms, "Tea for Two," ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, Jul 15»
An Unfinished Library
“The Greatest Books You'll Never Read” is a new survey of books that are “unfinished, unbegun or lost, and today exist as only suggestive fragments or not at all. «New York Times, Jul 15»
Ethics of Gluten-Free
Sometimes answers are hidden within unbegun conversations. Logical discussions. Asking questions and listening are just as important as proposing answers. «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
Northwestern Authors Help Launch First Evanston Literary Festival
Webster read from her new book, The Endless Unbegun, which mixes poetry and prose together, while Dybek read stories from his new books, Paper Lanterns: ... «Chicago Tribune, May 15»
Evanston Literary Festival to debut May 11-18
... most relevant writer, but maybe our best" will read at Bookends & Beginnings on a double bill with Rachel Jamison Webster, author of The Endless Unbegun; ... «Chicago Tribune, May 15»
Evanston Literary Festival: Stuart Dybek and Rachel Jamison Webster
At this event, Dybek will read from Paper Lanterns: Love Stories and Ecstatic Cahoots and Webster will read stories and poems from The Endless Unbegun. «Evanston Now, May 15»
Classical Music: 'Choral Shenanigans' at TCNJ and Westminister's …
The ruse has resulted in such head-slappers as “The Unbegun Symphony” (a mash-up of Brahms and “Beautiful Dreamer,” to start), “Oedipus Tex” (a cowboy ... «NJ.com, Nov 14»
Springtime at Carnegie Hall
Mozart died at 35, leaving the Requiem unfinished, to say nothing of half a lifetime's work unbegun. It would be hopelessly melodramatic to compare the ... «New York Times, May 14»
The trial of Alfie Meadows and Zak King
... the same distressing evidence; almost two years of life on bail - a life of curtailed freedoms, of work unfinished or unbegun, a long lacuna in meaningful living. «New Statesman, Feb 13»
Adrienne Rich, Poet of Change
We stream/into the unfinished the unbegun/the possible. At that time, many of us felt monstrous and uncertain, and she made us feel that we were these ... «The American Prospect, Apr 12»
