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... thought contained in the utterance . The Greek meant by Logos especially the latter . Logos was the idea , the thought the reason expressing itself in an utterance , or in fact in anything . Possibly the meaning can be made clearer by a ...
... thought contained in the utterance . The Greek meant by Logos especially the latter . Logos was the idea , the thought the reason expressing itself in an utterance , or in fact in anything . Possibly the meaning can be made clearer by a ...
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... thought of these two nations . He both Mosaizes Greek thought and Hellenizes Hebrew thought . What he did in the case of the " Logos " will be seen a little later . The point arrived at thus far is that the Greek and the Hebrew , though ...
... thought of these two nations . He both Mosaizes Greek thought and Hellenizes Hebrew thought . What he did in the case of the " Logos " will be seen a little later . The point arrived at thus far is that the Greek and the Hebrew , though ...
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... thought it appears to some to reveal agreement with Christianity . The division of the soul into three parts as developed especially in Plato's Republic is most significant though the same thought occurs in other dialogues . In the body ...
... thought it appears to some to reveal agreement with Christianity . The division of the soul into three parts as developed especially in Plato's Republic is most significant though the same thought occurs in other dialogues . In the body ...
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Introduction | 11 |
IV | 38 |
Greek Thought in the New Testament | 58 |
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