-
things are
derived from a 'first reality', or
first principle. In the
emanationist concept all
things are
derived from this
first reality or
perfect God...
- post-Kantian
German idealists have
often been
described as monists,
emanationists, and
nondualists as a result.
Immanuel Kant's work
purports to bridge...
-
create the
universe in eternity. To
further support this argument,
emanationists point out
against Creation ex Nihilo, that, if God were to
decide to...
-
position that
there exists a
single divine Absolute and
articulates an
emanationist cosmology in
which the
universe is
perceived as
outward reflections from...
- metempsychosis, angelology,
divine manifestation and dualism. The
Yarsani are
emanationists and incarnationists,
believing that the
Divine Essence has successive...
-
accepted it
uncritically and they
accepted absolute monism and its
emanationists' views.
Certain central tenets of
Neoplatonism served as a philosophical...
- Al-Farabi (c. 872–950),
strongly influenced by Al-Kindi,
accepted his
emanationist theory of creation. Al-Farabi
claimed that philosophy,
rather than theology...
-
divine realm. The
panentheistic and
anthropomorphic emphasis of this
emanationist theology interpreted the Torah,
Jewish observance, and the
purpose of...
- differently. The
physical plane,
physical world, or
physical universe, in
emanationist metaphysics taught in Neoplatonism, Hermeticism,
Hinduism and Theosophy...
-
central to the
occult tradition—perennial philosophy, a Neo-Platonic
emanationist cosmology, adepts,
esoteric Christianity—and
reinterpreted them in relation...
