Two Lectures on Theism: Delivered on the Occasion of the Sesquicentennial Celebration of Princeton UniversityWilliam Blackwood and Sons, 1897 - 64 páginas |
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... reality , reduces the facts of finite existence to a mere show or appearance . Pantheism in its varied forms moves between these two extremes ; but the feature common to both is the denial of a distinction between God and the world . In ...
... reality , reduces the facts of finite existence to a mere show or appearance . Pantheism in its varied forms moves between these two extremes ; but the feature common to both is the denial of a distinction between God and the world . In ...
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... reality demands explanation . The difficulties which deism encounters in its search for such a God lead on this line of thought towards an atheistic culmination . The astron- omer sweeps the heavens with his telescope and finds no God ...
... reality demands explanation . The difficulties which deism encounters in its search for such a God lead on this line of thought towards an atheistic culmination . The astron- omer sweeps the heavens with his telescope and finds no God ...
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... reality in the perfectly undetermined , reduces all the distinctions of finite existence to a species of illusion . The process of history and of human life is to Hegel eminently real . That at least is his prevailing attitude of mind ...
... reality in the perfectly undetermined , reduces all the distinctions of finite existence to a species of illusion . The process of history and of human life is to Hegel eminently real . That at least is his prevailing attitude of mind ...
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... reality as such . But such mere subjectivity is , in the very nature of the case , impossible to prove . Even if our cate- gories were purely subjective , it is impossible we should ever come to know it ; and the idea of a world of ...
... reality as such . But such mere subjectivity is , in the very nature of the case , impossible to prove . Even if our cate- gories were purely subjective , it is impossible we should ever come to know it ; and the idea of a world of ...
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... reality , is the immediate presence of reality to itself and the inward unrolling of its riches . " When this is once grasped , the idea of thought as a kind of necessary evil Kant really treats it as such ceases to have even a ...
... reality , is the immediate presence of reality to itself and the inward unrolling of its riches . " When this is once grasped , the idea of thought as a kind of necessary evil Kant really treats it as such ceases to have even a ...
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Two Lectures on Theism: Delivered on the Occasion of the Sesquicentennial ... Andrew Seth Pringle-Pattison Visualização integral - 1897 |
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