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 1 1    |    question of the relationship of intellect to faith and philosophy
 2 1    |         gave a wide scope to their intellect in investigating and defining
 3 1    | understanding of the role of human intellect and therefore in their improper
 4 1    |        basis.~The main defender of intellect and philosophy was the so-called
 5 1    |         participation of honorable intellect in matters of faith. According
 6 1    |           and the participation of intellect in matters of faith were
 7 1    |       denied the importance of the intellect in uncovering the dogmas
 8 1    |         East had neither a fear of intellect, an apprehension of science,
 9 1    |           East or in the West.~The intellect was acknowledged also as
10 1    |    Augustine passionately defended intellect and recommended dialectics
11 1    |        should be guided not by the intellect, but by a spontaneous feeling.
12 1    |    rightful reaction in defense of intellect. But the principle of freedom
13 1    |        authority of the Ecumenical intellect of the Church, led to the
14 1    |    arbitrariness of its individual intellect.~Based on this rationalistic
15 1    |         the agreement of faith and intellect.~Near the end of the 18th
16 1    |            centuries of Ecumenical intellect and experience of the saints,
17 2    |        know them (Matt. 7:20). The intellect can never strictly-logically,
18 2    |           can be known simply. The intellect also can never exactly disprove
19 2    |    original cause, but also as the Intellect of the universe: Man can
20 2    |           there arise before man’s intellect imaginary contradictions
21 2    |       always defective — either in intellect, in moral philosophy or
22 5    |          believe, at least, in his intellect.~Knowledge is as necessary
23 5    |            consciousness (a higher Intellect) is God, faith in Whom is
24 5    |             then the higher divine Intellect, having created man’s consciousness
25 5    |            of His creative, divine Intellect), can create phenomena even
26 7    |         man’s mind with the divine Intellect), would be transformed into “
27 8    |            God, is also the honest intellect.~Some investigators regard
28 8    |          the existence of a Higher intellect. In general, however, the
29 8    |           world — i.e. one with an intellect, to whom came the idea of
30 8    |          force and might, but also intellect; it must be such a force
31 11   |      moment of Revelation, for the intellect itself is given to man by
32 11   |           man — then, before man’s intellect there is necessarily disclosed
33 11   |          truths which exceed every intellect of man.~According to the
34 13   |            a vital Personality, an Intellect, sending His elect to work
35 13   |           universe but also as the Intellect), biblical monotheism sharply
36 13   |     teaching, is also the all-good Intellect, the just Judge, and justly
37 13   |          God — the Creator and the Intellect of the world. Free of mythological
38 14   |           blindly believe in human intellect, and are ready to agree
39 15   |         was inherent in the divine intellect from eternity, but only
40 15   |     eternally present in the godly Intellect, into a real form of existence
41 15   |       creation of spirituality and intellect — was a specific act of
42 15,7 |           more than a primate with intellect and a high moral standard.
43 24   |         heart and imagination over intellect. He sees in Christianity
44 24   |        Christianity a hostility to intellect, knowledge, and all progress:
45 24   |           never hostile to genuine intellect, genuine science, and genuine
46 24   | Christianity has never rated human intellect higher than spiritual development.
47 24   |  development. Without humbling the intellect, it only placed the latter
48 24   |            not make a god of man’s intellect, but regards it as a talent
49 App,2|            Of the character of the intellect of Christ, Bishop Nikanor
50 App,2|           Christian? In truth “the intellect of Christ enlightens everyone”