This kind of theologising leads straight to the conclusion that God is to all intents and purposes quite distinct from His creation, although He possesses a full and accurate knowledge of all that goes on in it and reserves to Himself the right to interfere.— The New Theology
There is another kind of theologising, of course, which speaks of the weakened or corrupted will due to our fallen nature, that I must let alone for the present.— The New Theology
Surely any ordinary intelligence can see that this kind of theologising puts an impassable gulf at once between Jesus and every other person who has ever been born of an earthly mother.— The New Theology
This kind of theologising leads straight to the conclusion that God is to all intents and purposes quite distinct from— The New Theology
No, this kind of incoherent theologising will not do.— The New Theology

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