Who said: "Our scientific knowledge brings us no nearer to understanding the beauty of music. From an intelligibility point of view, beauty seems to be superfluous and to have little survival value.”
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How does John Calvin describe the world?
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What is Calvin describing in this passage? 'His immensity surely ought to deter us from measuring him by our sense, while his spiritual nature forbids us to indulge in carnal or earthly speculation concerning him...Again, we see that human knowledge is si
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What is meant by the principle of accommodation?
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How does Calvin explain why different views of God and different religions exist?
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Why did Emil Brunner argue that Original Sin had not completely destroyed our sensus divinitas?
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True or False: Emil Brunner felt Natural Theology was sufficient to save people?
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Who said natural theology was like trying to pour Niagara Falls into a milk jug?
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Why did Barth conclude that natural theology could not lead to knowledge of God?
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God revealing himself directly to people through religious experience is known as...
