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1 But the Greeks had always distrusted Augustine's Trinitarian theology, because it was too anthropomorphic .
2 The conceptions of the Deity involved in them are too anthropomorphic in character-toomuch coloured by human frailties.
3 Above all, I abstain from commenting on the Patristic conceptions of the Almighty; they are too anthropomorphic , and wanting in sublimity.
4 If this is "anthropomorphism," though strictly speaking it ought to be called "pan-psychism," then it is impossible for us to be too anthropomorphic .
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