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Amidst the danger of Thane and his burgundy-cloaked assassin-and against the will of her parents and her closest friend, Philip-Arliss determines to return to the Isle of Light and recover the historic treasures of Reinhold.
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But none of the clan of Reinhold has crossed the seas in generations. Little does Arliss know she will come face to face with Thane, the secrets across the sea-and her own strained relationship with Philip. Enjoy the thrilling second chapter in The Reinhold Chronicles, a trilogy of medieval fantasy adventure novels for young adults.
Belmont Books. Writer's Craft - Writing Groups. Karen Sherman - Brick By Brick. The second coming of Christ is the symbolic way faith declares its assurance that Christ, who has already overcome the world, as Tetas, will assuredly achieve that triumph at the end of history. The first coming-Christ after the flesh, is the disclosure, and the second coming is the fulfillment. The resurrection of the body is a symbol implying on the one hand that eternity will fulfill the richness and variety which the temperol process has elaborated.
On the other hand, it implies that the condition of finiteness and freedom is a problem for which there is no solution by human power. Only God can solve this problem. For a clearer understanding of Niebuhr Philosophy of history it is necessary at this point to discuss his Christology, since, for him Christ is the heaven-sent clue to clarify the meaning of history. History is one-dimensional; it sug- gests, therefore, more than it can explain. If history is to have meaning, such a meaning must not be iden- tified with the process itself; for that which exempli- The Martin Luther King , Jr.
If, e. The re is numerical difference between the blueprints used in constructing a building and the finished building itself. Stated religiously, Christ is the mind or blueprint which gives moral finality to our ideals. This Christ just discussed is not the Jesus of his- tory that walked in Jerusalem rather he is a pure ab- straction. Christ is only a symbol. As to the person of the Jesus of history, Niebuhr fails to pass beyond his erstwhile liberalism.
Unfortunately Niebuhr never gives a systematic statement of his doctrine of God, it is only here and there that one can find his view of God. First, he ac- cepts the traditional theistic view that God is creator.
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His existence must be postu- lated if one is to give a satisfactory account of the world itself. Natural causation can never explain why there is this causal series rather than another. Secondly, Niebuhr stresses that fact that God is Judge. Niebuhr, Beyond Tragedy, p.
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Papers Project June 2 78 The final solution to the predicament of man, to- gether with the completion of the dialectical relation between time and eternity, cannot be enjoyed until the knowledge of God as Judge passes to God as Re- deemer. So Niebuhr is continually speaking of God as Redeemer. This redemptive work is accomplished through Christ, for in Christ God takes the sins of the world into himself, effecting a final forgiveness.
Man is so limited as never to be able to transcend his limitations and understand the ways of God. Man who has come so far in wis- dom and decency may be expected to go much fur- ther as his methods of attaining and applying knowl- edge are improved. Although such ethical religion is humane and its vision a l of ty one, it has obvious shortcomings. This particular sort of optimism has been discredited by the brutal logic of events. Instead of assured progress in wisdom and decency, man faces the ever present possibility of swift relapse not merely to animalism but into such calculated cruelty as no other animal can practice.
Niebuhr reminds us of this on every hand. His Christology is so novel that he can make essentially symbolic the reality of Chris[t], the sinlessness of Jesus, and the resurrection. Indeed, his use of myth and symbolization to explain Christian doctrine is so thoroughgoing that hardly any denota- tive meaning is possible. Yet Niebuhr fails to see that in his argument he uses concepts and categories of the very idealism he rejects. What more can we say for such ideas as: self, consciousness, transcendence, self-transcendence, freedom, will, and personality?
Niebuhr does not rec- ognize the presuppositions of the idealistic categories, but begs the metaphysical question by putting them at the disposal of so-called Biblical presuppositions. Niebuhr is quite dependent on the Epistle to the Ro- mans for many of his views, but there is one passage in the Epistle that he almost completely overlooks. PACC He overhauls in terms of historical and liberal criticism such ideas as original sin, the fall of man, original righteousness, and guilt.
He introduces into the old wine- skins of Christology novel assumptions of fact and doctrine. Thus he makes essentially symbolical the reality of the Christ, the sinlessness of Jesus, and the resurrection. Indeed, the use of myth and symbolization with respect to Christian doctrine is so thoroughgoing that hardly any direct denotative meaning can be recognized.
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Yet, it is idealistic concepts and categories which carry the weight of his argument. Such ideas are: self, consciousness, transcendence, self-consciousness, self-transcendence, freedom, reason, will, uni- versality, and personality. Unfortunately, Niebuhr does not recognize or face squarely the presuppositions of the idealistic categories, but begs the metaphysical question by putting them at the disposal of so-called Biblical presuppositions.
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