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  • Title: Michelangelo
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    • translator by E. Goddard. London reference Z-339.
    • Translated by E. Goddard
    • rest are gods: that makes artistic study a matter of storytelling.
    • the statues of the Greek gods breathe only the air of the gods,
    • God.” Yet when we enter the most important chapel of
    • powers, he painted the Father God on the ceiling of that chapel.
    • really do feel as if God the Father were surging through the still
    • we ourselves stand. We live together with this God the Father; we
    • paints this with God the Father surging through space with hand
    • light which passes from the index finger of God to that of Adam, who
    • space-ordering powers, God the Father conceals the figure of a young
    • God the Father who conceals her in His raiment. Michelangelo can see
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture II: Theosophy and Antisophy
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    • it does not depend on the truth content of the God concept at
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture III: Spiritual Science and Denomination
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    • true. After he had studied Spinoza's God at home with Herder
    • arbitrary collapses: there is necessity, there is God.”
    • that someone who experiences his duty, experiences God who
    • experiencing the duty lovingly experiences God immediately in
    • However, if one can feel God pulsating in
    • “If we rise to a higher field of moral by faith in God,
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VI: The Evil
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    • assumes a God interweaving in the world, he asks, how have I to
    • One must suppose that God needed the evil to work out the human
    • his God; since only then one needs to work out the better in a
    • this would contradict the omnipotence of God. That is why Lotze
    • of God, with the will of a conscious being. However, it is
    • ° is connected with a triangle. If God wanted to
    • justification of God towards the evil, and who represented the
    • the most possible one, Leibniz thinks, either God must not have
    • these three principles of God, one must suppose that the world
    • of the omnipotence of God in any case, if one regards the world
    • as an outflow of God in which evil prevails. Hence, one must
    • say, Lotze means that Leibniz limited the omnipotence of God
    • like a kind of theosophy, a kind of concept of God in his
    • being into us, and that our world can only be there because God
    • that what caused the decease of God and His spiritual world can
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VII: The Moral Basis of Human Life
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    • wholly quietly, a God speaks in our breast, wholly quietly, but
    • God speaks, he points as it were anticipating to that what
    • the God announces quietly but also quite clearly what we have
    • our soul, what speaks in the human soul as a real God, as God's
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VIII: Voltaire
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    • human being has to adhere, and leads to the idea of God and the
    • spiritual worldview in which God, freedom, and immortality have
    • natural sciences. The other matter was that he adhered to God,
    • he gets ideas of freedom, immortality and God only with
    • abstract ideas of God, freedom and immortality. His soul is too
    • O God! Whose vengeful justice should
    • Too long a Godless monarch reigns
    • Raise thy dread arm, o God! Thy people
    • God sends death. Discord is attracted by this prayer of the
    • Rome, falling, own'd the God' mysterious
    • Voltaire's poem that way. We realise that God sent down Louis
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture IX: Between Death and Rebirth of the Human Being
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    • extended idea of God, one can only say, how much disheartened
    • are you with your idea of God, with your religious feeling!
    • spiritual scientist feels his idea of God like a shining
    • spiritual sun. He knows that the idea of God, the religious
    • the God whom we revere in our religious life will not prevail
    • radiance of this spiritual-scientific idea of God in the
    • spiritual worlds, and the idea of God will suffer as little
  • Title: Evil and Spiritual Science
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    • Now Lotze was no atheist, but one who assumed God as living and
    • assume that God has used evil and wickedness, in order to
    • omnipotence of God would contradict this idea of education;
    • But that would contradict the omnipotence of God: first
    • wickedness. This arises not through the omnipotence of God, nor
    • 180º, are related to a triangle. So, if God wanted to
    • “Theodysee,” that was a justification of God
    • thought, then either God did not know the best possible world
    • principles of God, one must assume that the world is the best
    • case one cannot speak of an omnipotence of God, since in the
    • held to be outflowing from God. Therefore, one must say, as
    • Lotze thought, Leibnitz has limited the omnipotence of God and
    • God in his own inner being; and he now tried to make clear to
    • be there, because God had died before that spirit world died
    • destruction can be overcome, so that what led to God and his



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