Titlebook: Existence as Dialectical Tension; A Study of the First A. R. Luther Book 1968 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1968 Christianity.Re

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Preliminary Statement,ho is bent upon clarifying his personal vision. Professor Hocking’s vision is that the Real is mind. He believes that mind becomes real to the extent that it actualizes itself concretely. Mind becomes mind as a will to power expressing a concrete purpose.

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Was wir nicht wissen: Offene Fragen,ve will to power. For this reason the emphasis in this chapter will be on the presence of God, as it was in the last. The extension of God’s creative power to man brings that power to a situation in which there is someone able to recognize the power.

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Concluding Statement,ed through a participation which can be understood as a coincidence of purpose. The existential situation is a dialectical relation or tension in which one term functions as source-reality and the other can be any number of participants.

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Materialit?t als Teil der Narrationo be absorbed would leave the many with no “density” of their own, which would render them meaningless or absurd. The problem of my study is to determine whether the many are absorbed, whether the existential situation allows for the integrity of both the One and the Many.

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