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Our deepest mature conviction is that finite and infinite interpenetrate, as time and eternity interpenetrate, and our problems must be solved in the light of that conviction.

Lily Dougall

When Christian theology becomes traditionalism and men fail to hold and use it as they do a living language, it becomes an obstacle, not a help to religious conviction. To the greatest of the early Fathers and the great scholastics theology was a language which, like all language, had a grammar and a vocabulary from the past, but which they used to express all the knowledge and experience of their own time as well.

Lily Dougall

Lily Dougall

Lily Dougall

Born: 1858

Died: 1923 (aged 65)

Bio: Lily Dougall was a Canadian author and feminist.

Known for:

A Dozen Ways Of Love (1897)
The Mormon Prophet (1899)
The Zeit-Geist (1895)
What Necessity Knows (1893)
The Christ That Is To Be (1907)

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