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  • Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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    • could be understood only intellectually. Ideas about them could be
    • now have to one another, belongs to the intellectual
    • but appeared only as a tradition in the modern intellectual age.
    • of intellectualism set in, this same fear became unconscious, and as
    • of intellectualism dulled the sight of what lay in man's inner being,
    • East and in the West these things escape the crude intellectual concepts
    • of our time. Intellectual understanding draws the blood from the living
  • Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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    • around us like a carpet or tapestry, and we apply our intellect to
    • intellectualism that has been developing ever since the middle of the
    • intellectualism will never help us to pass either behind the
    • intellect to build up natural laws. Following a line of thought that
    • provides us with our intellectual concepts, we really come to
    • know only the passing and the past. What our intellect gives us, if
    • world in process of passing away. But we know that with the intellect
    • to our intellectuality is in course of wearing away.
    • through his intellect a special faculty for studying and observing
    • with our intellectual scientific knowledge. And theologians such as
    • truth, this is all that is accessible to the pure intellect on its
  • Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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    • intellectually. It was possible to have an idea of them, but
    • each other, these belong to the intellectual evolution that
    • he could not have acquired directly in our modern intellectual
    • when the intellectual age appeared, this fear became an
    • way. The intellectual age dimmed the look for what was
    • times, namely intellectual thought, could not be there at all,
    • way in which people think, for intellectual thought has
    • something very uncouth. Intellectual thought somehow tries to
    • the intellect of course, can only grasp them quite bluntly and
  • Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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    • intellectually. One could receive concepts about them, but
    • belongs to the intellectual development of the last few
    • longer could exist directly in the modern intellectual age
    • orders and arranges with his intellect. Then he looks also
    • intellectualism set in, this same fear became unconscious,
    • intellectualism dulled the sight of what lay in man's inner
    • intellectual concepts of our time. Intellectual understanding
    • intellect.
    • life. With the crude intellect that has been applied in the
  • Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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    • intellect, through the effects generally upon our life of
    • like a tapestry, and we apply our intellect to combine and
    • the near future. If the pure intellectualism that has been
    • the help of intellectualism one will never penetrate beyond
    • of his intellect, which he now has as his modern
    • with our intellectual concepts, we really come to recognize
    • way that with which our intellect provides us, we basically
    • however, find the Father God with the intellect, as I have
    • intellect in the course of passing away.
    • man has developed through his intellect a special faculty for
    • analyze and test the world-corpse with our intellectual,
    • all that is accessible to the intellect. All so-called
  • Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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    • from our purely intellectual culture, should have distilled
    • this intellectual concept of the superman, which actually has
    • no content, out of what can be offered in the intellectual
    • out of the necessity to remain within the intellectual
    • him. Out of the abstractions of intellectualism, he arrived
  • Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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    • in the intellectual age. The human being understands what
    • generally are understood today, by means of the intellect, by
    • means of intellectual knowing. Everything that the human
    • civilization only an intellectual mastery of the environment.
    • How far, however, will this kind of intellectual mastery of
    • way: how deeply does this intellectual mastery of the
    • as thought shadows. Now something like an active intellect
  • Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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    • grasp with our intellect is in truth much less real than what
    • only abstract, pallid, intellectual thinking. Our pictorial
    • take with us through death. Our science, our intellectual
    • whole of intellectualism, which has comprised the centerpiece
    • intellectual life as the one we hold so dear today as our
    • Intellectualism
    • come to be the case especially in the intellectual age since
    • intellectualism. It is placed outside the human being, and
    • regard in the age of intellectualism when you consider that
    • about the light for which we in our present-day intellectual
    • intellectually, that man is big or little; only then can you
    • has acquired in an intellectual way. Before the fifteenth
    • intellectual civilization. He is heading toward this danger,
    • thinking, to this intellectual thinking — in that it
    • intellectual age thus is inwardly connected with freedom.
    • intellectual so that he might become free. The human being
    • loses his spiritual being in intellectualism, for he can
    • carry nothing of intellectualism through the portal of death.
    • He attains freedom here through intellectualism, however, and
    • as much as he wants in a merely intellectual way —
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