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1. harkseminary.org › archives › the-logos-the-key-toUnderstanding the Logos: The Key to Connecting with God

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   Jan 21, 2014 · “The Word was with God” connotes the deity and divine nature of the Logos yet without confusing the distinction between the Father and the Son. The Father and the Logos (Son) are co-equal and co-eternal in dignity, honor, power, life, attribute, and essence, but yet distinct in personalities.

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3. sermons.logos.com › sermons › 898164-divine-accessDivine Access - Logos Sermons - Logos Bible Software

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   Divine Access – I like to think of divine access as the opportunity to approach or enter Holy territory only by the Grace of God. We see this referenced in scripture with approaching the throne of God with confidence and with entry to the kingdom of God.

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   Through His sacrifice, we gain direct access to the divine... Discover how Jesus transforms our relationship with God, breaking down the barriers of separation.

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5. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullDIVINE NECESSITY AND CREATED CONTINGENCE IN AQUINAS

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   When taken together, these two aspects allow Aquinas to conclude that God stands beyond the necessary/contingency dialectic. His solution affirms the coherence of holding to both divine providence and created contingency and its success for Aquinas is demonstrated by his further application of the solution to particular theological questions. 52

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6. voices.lifeway.com › bible-theology › recognize-howRecognize How God Uses Divine Connections in Our Lives

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   Jul 5, 2019 · In Acts 8, Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch experienced a divine connection that fulfilled the plan and promise of God to make disciples of every ethnic group. Their story has great reflections for us to consider how God might include us in His divine connections.

7. bestofchristianity.com › divine-access-in-the-bibleDivine Access In The Bible - BEST OF CHRISTIANITY

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   Nov 9, 2021 · Divine Access In The Bible. John 14:6 – Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Ephesians 3:12 – “In whom we have boldness and access with confidence through our faith in him.

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   How does God include US in his divine connections?

   • Their story has great reflections for us to consider how God might include us in His divine connections. First, this divine connection began with a clear prompting from God. An angel of the Lord told Philip exactly where to go. Because he was full of wisdom and the Holy Spirit, Philip recognized God’s leading.

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   What is the relationship between divine necessity and created contingency?

   • Because the relationship between divine necessity and created contingency has a paradoxical appearance, the approach to any solution will be correspondingly dialectical. On one side there is the question of the possibility of contingency and on the other is the question of divine providence or how a necessary God relates to the world.

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   How did Aquinas understand God's relationship to the world?

   • A key point is that God stands outside of time and views all events in the created world at one and the same time in the eternal ‘now’. This understanding of God's relationship to the world allows Aquinas to come to the conclusion that the mode of contingents as contingents is not affected by God's knowledge of them.

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   Did Aquinas think God is logical necessity?

   • Indeed, it is quite clear from Aquinas' writings that he held the proposition ‘God is not’ to be just as valid as the proposition ‘God is’, which means that he cannot be intending logical necessity here. 11 In fact, this point is readily demonstrated by recognising that the mark of contingency in the ‘third way’ is transiency, or temporal finitude.

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   How does Aquinas defend God's necessity?

   • Hence, Aquinas defends God's necessity not on the basis of an a priori logical reflection (i.e. that which presupposes a logical necessity) but rather through an opposition with the contingency of the temporal realm, which thereby explains that realm.

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   Does Aquinas use absolute necessity?

   • 14 Swinburne, The Christian God, pp. 118-122, 146-7. It should be noted that Aquinas often uses the term absolute necessity in his writings and we will encounter this at various times below. Where it does occur it should be understood in the sense of ontological necessity.

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9. sentinel.christianscience.com › issues › 2017/3/119The divine heritage way of living - Christian Science Sentinel

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   Mar 13, 2017 · But we can do it, because the divine Spirit itself is impelling us forward and working in us to accomplish this divine way of living. Each day we can acknowledge that we are totally dependent on God, our Life—and we can follow Christ by being true to our divine heritage in thought and deed.