objectimis

Updated: May 21, 2025

"For as in our consciousness," he truly says, "we are under the necessity of distinguishing the relation of 'myself, now as the subject thinking and now as the object contemplated in the manifold of thought, so we might express the relations in the Divine instance as Deus Subjectivus and Deus Objectimis, that is, the Absolute Subjectivity or Supreme Will, uttering itself as and contemplating itself in the Absolute Objectivity or plenitude of Being eternally and causatively realised in his Personality."

H. D. (Henry Duff) Traill - English Men of Letters: Coleridge