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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • "Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times."
  • glance towards modern Western civilisation, he might perhaps say to
  • factors and impulses of modern civilisation. And if we knew how to
  • modern life.
  • the dryness and sleepiness of modern times, the relation human beings
  • but appeared only as a tradition in the modern intellectual age.
  • modern man lives and out of which he acts. At most he is led by a
  • What presents itself to the ordinary consciousness of modern man as
  • completely destroyed. This is why modern philosophy and science speak
  • physical body. This centre of destruction within modern Western man
  • standpoint enters into the development of modern civilisation.
  • nothing at all outside this life between birth and death. Modern
  • idea of this. The modern materialistic world-conception is a product
  • knowledge by saying: “You modern Westerners live entirely
  • whereas a modern man might be considered mad if he put it all so
  • thinking, which is the highest attainment of modern times, could not
  • penetrate deeply into the connections of modern life by looking at
  • modern man takes its course between the memory-mirror and the outer
  • although only a crude idea of them can be had by modern thinking.
  • tackle the demands of modern social life; above all we shall not be
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• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • clearly when we look at the modern conception of Christ — if
  • indeed modern times may be said to have any idea of Christ at all.
  • with a certain inevitability this modern thinking leads men to
  • to have meaning for modern man, who has been occupied in developing
  • untruth has thus found its way into modern religious consciousness.
  • Christ God. Modern theology has not the Christ at all; it has only
  • should simply be unable to call ourselves Christians in modern times.
  • is the very thing that modern man needs to learn. There must again be truth
  • form of consciousness in which modern man is born and bred, and which
  • out even to modern men how they carry in them a centre of
  • modern science will have to become permeated with conceptions
  • in the last resort, with a man who has completely absorbed the modern
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • modern hypothetical conception of the end of the world: viz. that
  • self, between birth and death. Modern people simply lack the
  • self, so modern times must find in a right conception of the
  • cosmogonies were thought out in the same way in which modern men
  • everything which modern man requires through the fact that he
  • modern development of mankind is thus connected on the one hand
  • developed today, the modern materialistic cosmologies, are pure
  • Modern mankind must find it, if it wants to come out of the
  • suited to modern men, and although Theosophy speaks of the
  • of modern theology, in which he tried to prove that modern
  • science has already drawn attention to the fact that modern
  • thoroughly understand all that is unchristian. Modern theology,
• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
  • Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern
  • modern dryness and sleepiness, the attitude of people toward
  • he could not have acquired directly in our modern intellectual
  • physical body. This centre of destruction exists in the modern
  • from this point of view into the modern evolution of
  • Modern materialism has sprung out of fear and has not the
  • slightest idea that it is so. This modern material
  • words: You modern people of the West live entirely in fear. You
  • Africa will be discussed. He said that mankind's modern
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • modern Western civilization, he might say to its
  • important ingredients, the most important impulses, of modern
  • to find a starting point for trying to get a grip on modern
  • interconnected, and the dryness and indolence of modern
  • longer could exist directly in the modern intellectual age
  • content of the soul, the content of life in which modern man
  • weaves and out of which he acts. At most modern man is led by
  • consciousness of modern man as self-knowledge is only the
  • matter is nowhere completely destroyed. This is why modern
  • body. This source of destruction within modern Western man is
  • stand-point enters into the evolution of modern
  • of masks it works into outer life. It is suited to the modern
  • between birth and death. Modern materialism has arisen out of
  • fear, without having the least intimation of this. The modern
  • his knowledge by saying, “You modern Westerners live
  • in this way were he to return, whereas a modern person might
  • of modern times, could not have come into existence if the
  • penetrate deeply into the connections of modern life by
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • we look at the modern development of the idea of Christ
  • — if indeed modern times may be said to have any such
  • development at all. The truth is that for modern man in the
  • of his intellect, which he now has as his modern
  • with a certain inevitability this modern thinking leads
  • meaning for modern man, who has been occupied in cultivating
  • untruth has thus found its way into modern religious
  • transfers it to the Christ God. Modern theology does not
  • would be unable to call oneself a Christian in modern
  • is the very thing to which modern man must come again. There
  • abstract form of consciousness with which modern man is
  • pointing out even to modern man how he carries in his inner
  • Our modern
  • modern natural scientific way of thinking? He learns that out
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • daily normal life, to ordinary modern science, and that
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • Kant-Laplace theory up to the mineral nature of modern
  • our modern civilization, hastening as it is toward
  • spiritual science. All modern anthropology and things of that
  • our modern age. The damages of today, insofar as they
  • community we test the laws of the earth by the laws of modern
  • characterization of our modern age — that the human
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • expressed in the same way as some modern talented critics do,
  • out that in modern science it is expected by many that
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • our modern time, actually receive in his soul? He receives
  • state of being in which nothing that modern culture
  • competent modern philosopher, one who has not become deranged
  • competent modern philosopher he should understand that the
  • what the modern I encompasses. If one is nevertheless able to
  • modern man experiences is here in the I, and his thoughts are
  • with that one cannot work in this way. A modern theologian
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • feature of modern civilization? The most characteristic
  • him. By developing himself up to modern civilization, man has
  • for the earth. It is very important for modern man to
  • we instruct our children in everything that is modern
  • human beings had now become in our modern age. They said:
  • moderns, however, know that man created God; that is, God is
  • really only one avenue of rescue for this being, for modern
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • "The modern, materialistic world conception is a product of fear
  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • animals, and so on. In accordance with conceptions of modern
  • Take the modern
  • self, so modern times must find in a right view of the
  • historical soul, connected with everything that modern man
  • modern evolution of humanity is thus connected on the one
  • nothingness. The modern materialistic cosmologies developed
  • freedom. Modern humanity must find it, if it wishes to
  • suited to modern human beings; although theosophy speaks of
  • Christianity of modern theology, in which he tried to prove
  • that modern theology — including Christian theology
  • fact that modern Christian theology does not understand or
  • thoroughly understand everything that is unchristian. Modern