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• Title: Chapter: About the Author, the People, and the Background of this Book
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  • Fritzlar, and two pious nuns, Christina Ebner, prioress of the Engelthal
  • encouraging others by his Christianity in action. He had said, “Never
  • of the Lord Jesus Christ.”
  • instruct him how to suffer. In response, he had a vision of Christ on the
  • suffering patiently; Learn suffering in the way of Christ.”
  • vision of the Risen Christ, January 25, 1366, at the age of seventy-one.
  • hands of Johannes Tauler Scholasticism was transformed into Christian
  • that Groote was inspired to form a community, a kind of Christian
  • as the early Christians had done, and working together to earn their own
  • name was Thomas a Kempis, and his Imitatio Christi, Imitation of Christ,
  • Christ be the basis of your study and the mirror of your life.”
  • Christ upon earth; and in the little Swiss town of Einsiedeln in Canton
  • published. It bore the title, Von den Leben Christi, das ist, vom wahren
  • Glauben, Of the Life of Christ, that is, of True Faith, and one of its
  • him, and that his mission was to purify Christianity, which he thought had
  • the book to Christoph Freytag, court chaplain and censor. Freytag struck out
• Title: Chapter: Cardinal Nicolas of Cusa
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  • The content of the Christian faith was simply accepted by the Scholastics as
  • Christianity, at the time of the Fathers of the Church, we see how the
  • height of Christian theological learning in the ninth century. Among the
  • world, about Christ and the Church in one fundamental idea, but of them all none
  • Apostles, who was converted to Christianity by Paul. Here we shall not go
  • providence, Christ, the creation of the world, man's redemption, the moral life,
  • he presents teachings which are altogether in line with dogmatic Christianity.
  • so penetrated with the concepts of Christianity that he could well believe he
• Title: Chapter: The Friendship with God
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  • of his vocation as a priest. He is not intent upon confronting Christianity
  • Christianity through his views. He speaks of the contents of Scripture as a
  • the spiritual disposition. One who does not live in Christian dogmas as this
  • He too is a pious priest and lives wholly in the Christian realm of
  • Christian doctrine becomes an inner experience for him, while his
  • relationship to Christ becomes one between his spirit and the eternal truth,
  • material-temporal in the Christian conception of the world has, as one can
• Title: Chapter: Meister Eckhart
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  • belonged to the Order of the Dominicans, as did the greatest Christian
  • of the Christian church as he assumed such an agreement for Thomas. Eckhart
  • did not want to take anything away from the content of Christianity, nor to
  • remain an orthodox Christian. The Christian truths were his truths. Only he
  • Christ's words: “It is expedient for you that I go away: for if I go not
  • that Christ our brother has ascended by his own strength above all the
  • of Paul: “Clothe yourselves in Jesus Christ,” he wishes to give to
• Title: Chapter: Valentin Weigel and Jacob Boehme
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  • of value, but the Christ who can be born in every man out of his deeper