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• Title: Genesis: Lecture II
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  • describe as a pricking or penetrating. That is a thoroughly objective
• Title: Genesis: Lecture III
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  • single individual has the skill to produce this object alone, but
• Title: Genesis: Lecture IV
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  • anyone, from the standpoint of modern physics, raises an objection to
  • the scientific objections against the things said here today or at
  • day to deal with many of the objections raised. I shall probably
  • aware of the objections which can be made against what is taught in
  • by their scientific training to object.
  • standpoint, without further reference to well-meant objections. In
  • itself. There may of course be such people; but it must be objected
• Title: Genesis: Lecture VI
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  • bringing forth once more the objective in its own substantial nature.
  • exalted spiritual Beings have worked in the object of his contempt to
• Title: Genesis: Lecture VII
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  • images of outer objects by means of external perception. But that
  • object-consciousness. I have for many years been calling attention to
  • ability to distinguish between external objects and our own inner
  • we have an object in front of us — let us say a rose — we
  • directly as objects, but as images, just as today dreams often unfold
  • of our present time. It did not work in such a way that outer objects
  • mineral, the human kingdoms as sense-objects, was not there. What was
  • arose were in the main quite different from the objects of our
  • then they are able to perceive. Our present objective consciousness
  • between outer and inner, with this perception that real objects are
  • our present objective consciousness could develop.
  • develop at an earlier stage of evolution. To us an object is
  • are aware of this our creation; objects do not stand before us, do
  • not appear to be before us.” To say “objects appear
  • light, but that light streamed back to them from objects, that
  • objects appeared to them from without. This is expressed by the
  • that an inner spiritual reality in the beautiful object is
  • reflected by objects.
• Title: Genesis: Lecture X
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  • countless biblical commentators have objected to this interpretation