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   Vor 10 Stunden · Footnote 23 Whichcote, for example, argues that while in some respects rationality can find imitations in animals, the specific employment of reason, whereby the human subject can be said to be properly rational, is precisely constituted by “religious capacity”: “[…] for I account nothing is more specifick to man than capacity of religion, and sense of Deity”.

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   Vor 10 Stunden · Footnote 95 However, once again, Eckhart’s apparently paradoxical discourse makes sense because it is built on a dialectical vision that considers God as a principle of intelligence and at the same time of love. For Eckhart there is no separation between God and things, and this is because “God is in all things and is more inwardly in them than they are in themselves”.