«UNUTTERABLENESS» İLE İLİŞKİLİ İNGILIZCE KİTAPLAR
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A Comparative Study of the Jaina Theories of Reality and ...
... and asat but also the mode of sadasat are associated with anirvacanlyatd.
Although anirvacanlyatd signifies unutterableness like the Jaina notion of
avaktavyatva it differs from the latter by insisting upon absolute (sarvathd)
unutterableness.
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Church Dogmatics: The doctrine of the word of God (2 pts.)
What they mean is the unutterableness of the ultimate depth of the mystery of the
world and the human soul, the unutterableness of a depth in which man can
probe far enough to see for himself that it is unutterable, that he cannot speak of it
, ...
Karl Barth, Geoffrey William Bromiley,
2004
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Justin Martyr: his life, writings and opinions, tr. by J.E. ...
as well as Philo, regarded this elevation of the Deity, carried to the absolute
negation of substance and quality, as the most indubitable reason of his absolute
unconceivableness and incomprehensibility, and, therefore, of his
unutterableness .
Carl Gottlob Semisch,
1843
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Justin Martyr: His Life, Writings, and Opinions
as well as Philo, regarded this elevation of the Deity, carried to the absolute
negation of substance and quality, as the most indubitable reason of his absolute
unconceivableness and incomprehensibility, and, therefore, of his
unutterableness 1 ...
Karl Gottlob Semisch, Justin (Martyr, Saint.),
1843
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Flight of the Gods: Philosophical Perspectives on Negative ...
Moreover, we could try to describe what receptivity is, how the word comes to us,
and perhaps even how one can listen better to hear it. But this would not be
saying anything about God Himself. Marion holds strictly to God's
unutterableness.
Ilse Nina Bulhof, Laurens ten Kate,
2000
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Karl Barth's Theological Method
What they mean is the unutterableness of a depth of the mystery of the world and
the human soul, the unutterableness of a depth in which man can probe far
enough to see for himself that it is unutterable . . . That man really cannot really
speak ...
Gordon Haddon Clark,
1963
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The Old Testament As the Book of Christ: An Appraisal of ...
... the Ethics about the "ulimate" and the "penultimate" things and the relation of
the Old Testament to the New. 1 . a) The Unutterableness of the Name of God (
Second Sunday in Advent, 1943) Behind the phrase on the unutterableness of
the ...
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Church Dogmatics: Volume 1 - The Doctrine of the Word of God ...
What they mean is the unutterableness of the ultimate depth of the mystery of the
world and the human soul, the unutterableness of a depth in which man can
probe far enough to see for himself that it is unutterable, that he cannot speak of it
, ...
Karl Barth, Geoffrey William Bromiley, Thomas Forsyth Torrance,
2000
In this manner the products of human creativity, especially song and music,
though determined and limited by and in human dimensions of time, will be made
to contain the unutterableness of the experience of divinity. They perhaps will
even ...
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Psychological Bulletin
We agree with him that the mystic is "more ecstatic over the fact that he has seen,
than explicit about what he has seen"; he is so impressed by his conviction of the
unutterableness of what he has learned that he insists exclusively on the ...