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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Some Preliminary Remarks
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  • and how contrary to all Western feeling such superstitions
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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  • Sudden entry of Oriental literature into Western culture in
  • and its influence in the West. Its appeal to reasoning power
  • clairvoyance, and Western philosophy. Beginnings of Western
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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  • began for Western civilization with the second Christian
  • embodied in later Western cultures. Those were the three
  • East played its part in the culture of the West, indeed very
  • culture of the West, in whom we could find nearly everything
  • element in the West; and this passed on to Eduard von Hartmann
  • in the West, if anyone would take the trouble, it would be
  • West, go through a further evolution, for what the European
  • from the spiritual life of the West things that are once more
  • fact that the law of reincarnation comes out of Western
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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  • they will not object that the West has not adopted a national
  • might perhaps speak of a Western-Christian principle in
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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  • spread into the West. Anyone who visualizes the whole
  • character of Western cultural development is bound to
  • for everything in the West. Although the Socratic element in
  • the West spreads through the waves of world history more
  • everything that differentiates the East from the West.
  • say in our Western language that he carried earthly
  • anticipated by Socrates. West and East have the task of
  • preserving the greatness of the past, while the West in an
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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  • regarded as the newest evolutionary phase of the human ascent
  • is in West, in East, in North and South; I am the cause of
  • a little further toward the West, and place once more before
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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  • of Western knowledge to develop a historical sense, to
  • human evolution coming from East and West differ in that the
  • East looks at the world unhistorically, while the West,
  • approach that was bequeathed to the West.
  • pervaded by history will be found acceptable by the Western
  • western culture is in truth historical.
  • Western culture? Precisely the knowledge of the one focus of
  • contrast, what is important for the Westerner is that
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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  • Western world. In particular we can trace the descent of
  • So what happened further west, for example in Greece, never
  • called Western intellect, Western power of judgment, never
  • teachings of the Western world conceptions, but it appears to
  • of some Western philosophical system. How has anything that
  • who lived more to the West went through different
  • the Western world as late as the sixth century,
  • Indeed within these Western souls there was a very remarkable
  • think of a soul which is rooted in the West, prepared for the
  • mission of the West, and yet bears within itself the powerful
  • since died away, but they are still present in the West. The
  • Let us free ourselves from it.” But Western souls
  • from the Western world for a new solution of the world
  • only in the West, comes the great monologue of the God, of
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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  • Judaism spread indirectly over the whole Western world by way