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When did kosmos come to mean ‘the kosmos ’, in the sense of finite ‘world’ or ‘world-order’? This question fascinated historians of philosophy both in antiquity and throughout the last century, from Walther Kranz in the early 1930s to Jaap Mansfeld in the early 1970s.
26 Ιουλ 2021 · The word "preterist" not only means one who holds to preterism, it also means, "of or pertaining to preterism or preterists" (e.g., "the preterist interpretation of Bible prophecy," "a preterist church," etc.). WHAT'S NEW IN THE COSMOS
Early Greek cosmology refers to beliefs about the structure (cosmography) and origins of the cosmos (Greek kosmos) primarily from the 8th to 5th centuries BC before it was superseded by ancient Greek astronomy, which was demythologized and involved the systematic study of the world.
COSMOS IN THE ANCIENT WORLD. How did the ancient Greeks and Romans conceptualise order? This book answers that question by analysing the formative concept of kosmos (‘order’, ‘arrangement’, ‘ornament’) in ancient literature, phil-osophy, science, art and religion.
Students of the New Testament are familiar the language of a “collapsing cosmos” in which stars fall out of sky, the sun is black like sackcloth and the moon is blood. It is often supposed that this language is quite literal.
Preterism is an school of eschatology that embraces a contemporary-historical interpretation of Biblical prophecy. The term “Preterism” is derived from the Latin praeteritus, meaning that which has past.
phenomena implies the idea of a cosmos ... Therefore we are justified in describing his conception of the universe as the spiritual discovery of the cosmos ... The idea of a cosmos ... conveniently symbolizes the whole influence of early natural philosophy upon the culture of the Greeks." These much cited words are from Werner Jaeger's essay "The
