These centuries, with their potent influence of neoplatonism on Christianity, appear to have been sterile enough in medicine.
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It was not wonderful, however, that Neoplatonism took the course it did.
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Well, Jesus Christ could include in His person this wonderful doctrine of Neoplatonism.
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If Neoplatonism conflicted with his Judaism, he simply jettisoned it.
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Are we then to say, that Neoplatonism was a failure?
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Here Denys departs from Neoplatonism which perceived God as static and remote, entirely unresponsive to human endeavour.
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We shall find it, I believe, fairly expressed in the dying words of Plotinus, the great father of Neoplatonism.
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But there was a tendency to merge Plato in Neoplatonism, and to bridge over what separated him from Christianity.
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With him Neoplatonism properly ends.
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Alexandrinism is a "Neoplatonism"-thatis, a renewed Platonism and, as considered by its authors, an augmented one.
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Christian thinkers over many centuries were not exempt from the fascination of Neoplatonism, and we will repeatedly encounter its effects.
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But as the Elizabethan age, exhausted by its own fertility, gave place to the Caroline, Neoplatonism ran through much the same changes.
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You find this tendency, in short, in all the philosophers who flourished between the age of Augustus and the rise of Alexandrian Neoplatonism.
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The turbid streams of theurgy and magic flowed into the broad river of Christian thought by two channels-thelater Neoplatonism, and Jewish Cabbalism.
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Neoplatonism was largely independent of the old religious forms, though it could coexist perfectly happily with traditional gods, by enrolling them as manifestations of Intelligence.