Philosophy and Religion: Selections from the Manuscripts of the Late James HintonK. Paul, Trench, 1884 - 331 pages |
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... Necessarily , therefore , they contain that which I now think erroneous or partial . Here and there I have indicated this by a brief remark , but on the whole I have treated the papers as docu- ments merely , and not as subjects for ...
... Necessarily , therefore , they contain that which I now think erroneous or partial . Here and there I have indicated this by a brief remark , but on the whole I have treated the papers as docu- ments merely , and not as subjects for ...
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... actual ( spiritual ) , both truly existing , and necessarily with a certain antagonism between them ; this leads rightly to asceticism . ( 2 ) That there is only the material ; this B being the true existence ( at least to us )
... actual ( spiritual ) , both truly existing , and necessarily with a certain antagonism between them ; this leads rightly to asceticism . ( 2 ) That there is only the material ; this B being the true existence ( at least to us )
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... necessarily arises from the idea of receiving laws from nature instead of giving them to her . How simple , comparatively , it makes the mystery of perception that we are the cause of the facts which we perceive , i.e. the cause of ...
... necessarily arises from the idea of receiving laws from nature instead of giving them to her . How simple , comparatively , it makes the mystery of perception that we are the cause of the facts which we perceive , i.e. the cause of ...
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... necessarily be as we see them ; and where such a fact is found , as it does inevitably force itself upon the mind of some man , it is self - evidently true ; comes with irresistible conviction ; it is the fact , we cannot help seeing it ...
... necessarily be as we see them ; and where such a fact is found , as it does inevitably force itself upon the mind of some man , it is self - evidently true ; comes with irresistible conviction ; it is the fact , we cannot help seeing it ...
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... necessarily be second , a hypothesis . The not recognizing this has put us wrong , has made us think of “ our senses deceiving us . " The truly instinctive must be that which recognizes sensations as in us . Surely this is before ...
... necessarily be second , a hypothesis . The not recognizing this has put us wrong , has made us think of “ our senses deceiving us . " The truly instinctive must be that which recognizes sensations as in us . Surely this is before ...
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