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Quotes from The Eternal Feminine — Henri de Lubac

1896–1991 France

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A […] form of present-day secularism is activism, which discounts contemplation and all interiority.

The Eternal Feminine (1968)

[S]ince being is analogical, we are quite correct in using the same words, in particular the word 'being', for both God and his creatures.

The Eternal Feminine (1968)

Pierre Teilhard was a consistent personalist. In his youth he may well have experienced the 'fascination of the impersonal and generalized' and confused them with the universal; but as soon as he began to develop his thought, he made a complete change of direction.

The Eternal Feminine (1968)

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Henri de Lubac (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.