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... reason , whether applied to internal or external things , conceives under two ideas , which are the ultimate elements of thought , -unity and multiplicity . These two ideas have been recognized in all systems , and expressed by several ...
... reason , whether applied to internal or external things , conceives under two ideas , which are the ultimate elements of thought , -unity and multiplicity . These two ideas have been recognized in all systems , and expressed by several ...
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... Reason is absolute , universal , divine . Human reason is imperfect , because it is enveloped in a finite nature ; but still it is a fragment of the pure incorruptible intellect , -the absolute reason , whose essence is always the same ...
... Reason is absolute , universal , divine . Human reason is imperfect , because it is enveloped in a finite nature ; but still it is a fragment of the pure incorruptible intellect , -the absolute reason , whose essence is always the same ...
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... reason , as spon- taneous and reflective . Spontaneity , according to him , is the power which reason has to seize truth at a grasp ; to compre- hend and admit it without explanation . These truths are not personal , they do not belong ...
... reason , as spon- taneous and reflective . Spontaneity , according to him , is the power which reason has to seize truth at a grasp ; to compre- hend and admit it without explanation . These truths are not personal , they do not belong ...
Contents
COUSINS PHILOSOPHY | 19 |
LIFE AND TIMES OF RICHARD BAXTER | 36 |
HODGSONS MEMOIRS ON THE BERBER LANGUAGE | 54 |
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