Sermons on the Creed Volume 5 by Isaac Barrow
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Author: Isaac Barrow
Page Count: 142 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781231060650
File size: 37 Mb
File Name: Sermons.on.the.Creed.Volume.5.pdf
Download Link: Sermons on the Creed Volume 5
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1859 Excerpt: ...of the universe); Aristotle, when he hath occasion to Serm. "yioror, piyurros, Kparitrros. 'Major popularitos generis humani--etiam tantam idololatria dominationem obumbrante, seorsum tamen illum, quasi proprio nomine Deum perhibent; et Doum Deorum; et si Deus dederit; ot quod Deo placot; ot Deo commendo.--adv. Marc. I. 10. Opp. p. 370 c f In Tim. 28 c.. VIII. speak of God, doth usually speak in the singular;----so do other philosophers, as the Stoics, in their famous precept Deum sequi, (to follow God, that is, to acquiesce in, or submit to Divine providence;) sometime they do expressly signify this to be their opinion: There are many popular Gods, said Antisthenes, but one natural one8: Being really one, saith the Author de Mundo, he hath many names; according to the several affections he discovers, and the operations he exertsh; with whom Seneca thus agrees: So of en as you please, you may diversely name the Author of things: there may be so many appellations of him, as there be gifts or offices and operations: him our people fancy to be Father Bacchus, and Hercules, and Mercury; call him also Nature, Fate, Fortune: all these are but names of the same God, variously using his power1. If they ever speak of Gods plurally, they are to be understood to speak with the like opinion of them, as we of angels, that is, of invisible, intelligent powers, created by the supreme God, dependent of him, subject to himk; Marsilius Ficinus's caution concerning Plato being Serm. applicable to the rest: Sed we turbet quceso Deorvm - Apod Cic. de Nat. Deor. i. 13. 31. Antisthenes in eo libro, qui physicus inscribitur, populares Deos multos, naturalem uiiuin esse dicens--Cap. vII. E'r 8t &v irovavvpos fori, Karovopaoptvos roir iraBtoi 7rairiv airtp avrbs vtoxpo...
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