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Meanings of christian mysticism in English
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Usage of christian mysticism in English
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ChristianMysticism as found in St. Paul and St. John.
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, ChristianMysticism, by William Ralph Inge
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But, like all true Christianmysticism, it is intensely practical.
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As to the Song of Solomon, its influence upon ChristianMysticism has been simply deplorable.
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The Greek Mysteries and ChristianMysticism
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The Gospel of St. John-the"spiritual Gospel," as Clement already calls it-isthe charter of ChristianMysticism.
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Nor can those who care to pursue a systematic study of Christianmysticism afford to despise these poetic embodiments.
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And it must be remembered that I have undertaken to-day to delineate the general characteristics of Mysticism, not of ChristianMysticism.
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Farther along were works by Lowes Dickinson and Professor William James, Bowden's "The Imitation of Buddha" and Inge's " ChristianMysticism."
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In Christianmysticism, CHRIST is the Pattern, towards which the mystic strives; CHRIST also is the means towards the attainment of this end.
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The Eastern mysticism is an ecstasy of unity; the Christianmysticism is an ecstasy of creation, that is of separation and mutual surprise.
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Indeed, ChristianMysticism, as I understand it, might almost be called Johannine Christianity; if it were not better to say that a Johannine himself.
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April, 1814, Jean-Joseph Goerres, an illustrious professor, the pious author of a " ChristianMysticism," in four volumes, wrote, in the Rheinische Merkur:
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"Maybe we have only vague knowledge of Christianmysticism, but-believeit or not-weare capable of understanding what is explained to us."
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[Footnote 125: I hope it is not necessary to apologise for devoting a few pages to Plotinus in a work on ChristianMysticism.