Thesaurus / transcendence
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It illuminates a path toward tradition, and also possibly transcendence.
IN THE GALLERIES: A FOCUS ON THE INTERSECTION OF ART AND MOVEMENTMARK JENKINSFEBRUARY 26, 2021WASHINGTON POST
More people should have a chance to grow beyond the most basic needs and engage in self-actualization and transcendence.
There can be only feeling; and the least self-transcendence, even in memory, must be an illusion.
WINDS OF DOCTRINEGEORGE SANTAYANA
The transcendence of time beyond nature gives some slight reason for presuming that causal nature should occupy time.
THE CONCEPT OF NATUREALFRED NORTH WHITEHEAD
Moreover, it affords unusual scope for the religious sentiment, freed from its mysticism and transcendence.
THE NON-RELIGION OF THE FUTURE: A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDYJEAN-MARIE GUYAU
Instead of this transcendence modern preaching emphasizes immanence, often to a naïve and ludicrous degree.
PREACHING AND PAGANISMALBERT PARKER FITCH
Immanence and transcendence are merely theistic terms for identity and difference.
PREACHING AND PAGANISMALBERT PARKER FITCH
They consist in the aspiration after, and the attainment and transcendence of the Ideal as the true Idea of beauty.
The minds which have reached the doctrine of immanence are incomprehensible to the fanatics of transcendence.
AMIEL'S JOURNALHENRI-FRDRIC AMIEL
If experience gives evidence of such an activity and such an interest, in so doing it demonstrates a transcendence of nature.
LIFE'S BASIS AND LIFE'S IDEALRUDOLF EUCKEN
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