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Meanings of Logos in English
Term in Western philosophy, psychology, rhetoric, and religion.
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fill Usage of Logos in English
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There wasn't time to ask Logos how such a thing could happen.
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At the very outset he enunciates the doctrine of the Incarnate Logos:-
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The active was the Logos, or reason in it, which is God.
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This Lord is the Manifested Logos, the Spirit moving on the Waters.
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These tenets embrace a belief in the Eternal Logos-Darkness ,Mist ,andTempest.
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Lay off the Logos We don't need to know you're wearing Versace.
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Once the nurses were gone, and the door was closed, Logos spoke.
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How could a mere man have been the Logos or divine reason?
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They would also be influenced by his theory of the divine Logos.
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From whom did Justin derive his identification of the Logos with Jesus?
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This central idea of the Logos is not a category of modern thought.
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One thing those folk of Ephesus did understand, the idea of the Logos.
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The identity of the Logos with God is elementary, not personal.
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The cosmology is thoroughly Johannine, and only awaits the name of the Logos.
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The natural rendering of this word into Greek would be Logos.
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Not that they would have refused the Logos to all men in words.
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