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Diesen allem Dasein zugrunde liegenden Geist bezeichnet die christliche Wissenschaft als den Logos oder das Wort, das göttliche Schöpfungswort. Wie auf einer reinen blanken Messingplatte die Staubteile durch Streichen mit einem Geigenbogen bestimmte Figuren annehmen, so ist auch der Logos zu bezeichnen als der alles Gestaltende in der Erscheinungswelt. Gehen wir in die Urzeiten zurück, so werden wir den Logos finden, der in allen physischen Leibern wirkt, dann im Ätherleib, dann im Astralleib, und wir sehen, wie die Menschen herausgehen werden aus diesem Lichte. Das Licht macht erst den Menschen möglich, ohne Licht keine Erkenntnis, kein geistiges Streben. Der göttliche Geist bewirkt erst das Weltenreich.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"word_count":147,"url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/de/ga/68a/1909-02-28/p010"},{"locus":"GA 68a/1909-02-28/p011","passage_number":11,"text":"Das jüngste Kind des göttlichen Geistes ist das «Ich» im Menschen. 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