...
".. the radical act .. " (120) II
II •••the
" . . . the ultimate power ..." (120)
II the uni ty that lies beyond, yet expresses itself in, .
| Wiki Markup |
|---|
" . . . \[the\] unity that lies beyond, yet expresses itself in, all |
·
l~s~'-t]the manifold systems of acti ons actions upon 4+. . . . the One in all that acts upon ;'\
me
ll (122) . IIthe
"the One beyond all the many . . .II(123).
| Wiki Markup |
|---|
"the One other beyond all the finite systems of nature and soci
etyll |
IIthe One other beyond all the finite systems of nature and soci etyll (123).IIthe One creative power .. , the Transcendent One .. ," (123 f.).IIthe radical action by which I am, by which my society is, by |
which this world is ...11(124),IIthe power by which all things are and by which I am ..,II(124 f.),IIcenter and source of a11 existence . , .II(125). |
II the self
II
the self responds. . . . the Determiner of Desti ny |
"... the universal, omnificent One, whom Jesus Christ called Father (164). |
\~. . . the f"j na1 end, the ultimate source, . the last environment to which the Christian is related in all his relations. the ultimate spirit that moves in the depths of his life and of all creation" (155).• II |
· . the universal that contains and transforms, includes and fashions~every particu1ar" (164). |
11 ••• the overflowing creativity,
" . . .\[the\]overflowing creativity, ... the infinite artistry, that rejoices in its creations, that |
rejects~because it is allgrace~the censorships of human laws, not because it falls below the common human standard, but because it rises far above itl\! (166).II |
the omnificent intention that is wholly affirmative of what it brings into being. . the action, which hates nothing that it has made but wills it to be and to be whole |
the infinite intention, behind or inclusive of all the finite intentions .... the will beyond all finite wills. .I\!(166). omn ifi cence, . . . the all-doerll (170)." |
intention~the meaning of the One beyond the many . . .II(170).II |
· . the universal action beyond all particular action |
the determining power, the One who acts in all the many. (173). |
the decisive action by which we are, and all things are, by which we are destroyed and all things are destroyed (175). |
the oneness behind and in and through all the many-ness in which we live and which we knowll(175).4 |
.. [the] One beyond all the many, [the] power present in all powers, the reason present ina11 reasons, [the] idea inc1usi ve of all ideas, [the] nature behind and through all natures, [the] environment envi roni ng all our envi ronments . . . |
the uni versa1 source of the uni versa1 real i ty . . . the transcendent, the all-enveloping .... the mysterious shadow of the Power we do not know, but somehow bel i eve . . .II(liThe Tri ad of Fa; thII:12 |
