Philosophy and Religion: Selections from the Manuscripts of the Late James HintonK. Paul, Trench, 1884 - 331 pages |
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... opposites . Continuous and transitive vibrations are sufficiently explained by the context . The motion of a pendulum is a continuous vibration , the upward motion being of the same form as the downward ; a body falling into water , and ...
... opposites . Continuous and transitive vibrations are sufficiently explained by the context . The motion of a pendulum is a continuous vibration , the upward motion being of the same form as the downward ; a body falling into water , and ...
Page xvii
... opposites - The minus in thinking - Necessity of sacrifice in thought - The nature of hypothesis - All advance in ... opposite of self - consciousness - Unsatisfactory nature of the doctrine of immortality - The desire for immortality ...
... opposites - The minus in thinking - Necessity of sacrifice in thought - The nature of hypothesis - All advance in ... opposite of self - consciousness - Unsatisfactory nature of the doctrine of immortality - The desire for immortality ...
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... opposite side . But I also am wrong in thinking that I could improve history . What is this alternate excess but a vibration , what the union of the two but develop- ment ? We must excuse the vagaries of the period of liberty ; variety ...
... opposite side . But I also am wrong in thinking that I could improve history . What is this alternate excess but a vibration , what the union of the two but develop- ment ? We must excuse the vagaries of the period of liberty ; variety ...
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... opposite results ; and evidently not , because such a process has in itself no adaptation to lead to truth ; and the less , the more purely intellectual it be made . To arrive at truth involves many conditions in the person which in the ...
... opposite results ; and evidently not , because such a process has in itself no adaptation to lead to truth ; and the less , the more purely intellectual it be made . To arrive at truth involves many conditions in the person which in the ...
Page 88
... opposite opinions . For example : formerly I could not be brought to admit special creations , because it appeared to me that all was law , and accom- plished by second causes . Now I see that there is no special creation , because all ...
... opposite opinions . For example : formerly I could not be brought to admit special creations , because it appeared to me that all was law , and accom- plished by second causes . Now I see that there is no special creation , because all ...
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