Evolution and the Doctrine of the Trinity

absolute Reality activity ality argument aspects attributes becoming believe Bergson body censor chapter Christ Christian cognition complete conation conception consciousness cosmos created creation creative creatures difficulty discussion Divine docetic doctrine double consciousness emotion ence essential eternal Evolution and Spiritual existence expression fact Father fatherhood freedom Freud's function Gifford Lectures God's Godhead Holy Spirit Holy Trinity human personality hypostases idea immanent and transcendent immortality impulse Incarnation individual indwells intellect involves kenosis knowledge limitation man's manhood manifestation matter meaning mediating function mediation memory merely mind nature Need of Atonement object original sin ourselves pantheism perfect experience philosopher possible present problem pure purpose question realisation reason reciprocity recognised relation religion repressed sciousness self-consciousness self-determination self-limitation sense share simply sonality sonship spirit stage teleology temporal series term thing thing-in-itself thought timeless tion Trinitarian tritheism true truth unconscious union unity universe Virgin Birth whole