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Thomas a Kempis and Medieval Mysticism (4)

Herman Hanko·2001-09-02
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Introduction In the previous article I described the ladder which mystics defined as necessary to climb to attain union with God. In this article I take a look at criticisms of mysticism which must be made. Criticisms of Mysticism There are various criticisms of mysticism that can be made which, as serious as they are, do not come to the heart of the matter. We mention these first. Some have said that in the quest for union with God and absorption into the divine being, the mystic bypasses...

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Herman Hanko
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2001-09-02

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Psalms 27:1
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