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Knowing God

Rudolf Steiner
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Pages
33
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Seminary of the Christian Community

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Through a careful thought process, Rudolf Steiner gifts us with a renewed understanding of reverent devotion. We come to know its two sides, namely, the feeling of love united with the will activity of surrender. When reverent devotion is truly cultivated in the soul, as described in this lecture, it can lead thinking human beings toward all that they seek to know and understand. If our approach to knowing can be warmed through and led toward the divine with true reverent devotion, the potentially cold intellect can be transformed. What results is a strengthening of the self, through humility and purification, for its union with the divine.-From the Introduction by Rev. Anna Silber

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