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Life
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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West Chester :
Swedenborg Foundation Publishers,
2014.
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| Colección: | NW CENTURY EDITION.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Conventions Used in This Work; Life; [1] 1-8 / Religion Is All about How We Live, and the Religious Way to Live Is to Do Good; [2] 9-17 / No One Can Do Anything Genuinely Good on His or Her Own; [3] 18-31 / To the Extent That We Turn Our Backs on Evil Deeds Because They Are Sins, the Good Deeds We Do Come Not from Ourselves but from the Lord; [4] 32-41 / To the Extent That We Turn Our Backs on Evils Because They Are Sins, We Love What Is True; [5] 42-52 / To the Extent That We Turn Our Backs on Evils Because They Are Sins, We Have Faith and Are Spiritual.
- [6] 53-61 / The Ten Commandments Tell Us Which Evils Are Sins[7] 62-66 / All Kinds of Murder, Adultery, Theft, and False Witness, Together with Urges toward Them, Are Evils on Which We Must Turn Our Backs Because They Are Sins; [8] 67-73 / To the Extent That We Turn Our Backs on All Kinds of Killing Because They Are Sins, We Have Love for Our Neighbor; [9] 74-79 / To the Extent That We Turn Our Backs on All Kinds of Adultery Because They Are Sins, We Love Chastity; [10] 80-86 / To the Extent That We Turn Our Backs on All Kinds of Theft Because They Are Sins, We Love Honesty.
- [11] 87-91 / To the Extent That We Turn Our Backs on All Kinds of False Witness Because They Are Sins, We Love Truth[12] 92-100 / The Only Way to Abstain from Sinful Evils So Thoroughly That We Develop an Inner Aversion to Them Is to Do Battle against Them; [13] 101-107 / We Need to Abstain from Sinful Evils and Fight against Them As Though We Were Doing So on Our Own; [14] 108-114 / If We Turn Our Backs on Evils for Any Other Reason Than That They Are Sins, We Are Not Turning Our Backs on Them but Are Simply Making Sure They Are Not Visible in the Eyes of the World; Faith.
- [1] 1-12 / Faith Is an Inner Recognition of Truth[2] 13-24 / The "Inner Recognition of Truth" That Is Faith Is Found Only in People Who Are Devoted to Caring; [3] 25-33 / Our Knowledge of What Is True and Good Does Not Become Faith until We Are Engaged in Caring. Once We Have a Faith That Is Born of Caring, Though, That Knowledge Becomes a Resource That Gives Form to Our Faith; [4] 34-37 / The [True] Christian Faith in One All-Encompassing View; [5] 38-43 / The Present-Day Faith in One All-Encompassing View; [6] 44-48 / The Nature of a Faith Divorced from Caring.
- [7] 49-54 / The Philistines Mentioned in the Word Represent People Devoted to a Faith Divorced from Caring[8] 55-60 / The Dragon Mentioned in the Book of Revelation Symbolizes People Devoted to a Faith Divorced from Caring; [9] 61-68 / The Goats Mentioned in Daniel and Matthew Symbolize People Devoted to a Faith Divorced from Caring; [10] 69-72 / A Faith Divorced from Caring Destroys the Church and Everything It Stands For; Biographical Note.