Opus Maximum, Volume 15

actual appear assertion become beginning called cause Christian Coleridge Coleridge's common conceived conception concerning conscience consequence considered constitute contained contemplated continues distinction divine doctrine effect equally essential eternal evidence existence express fact Faith Father feel force former Frag Friend give given ground hand higher human idea important individual Insertion instance intelligible John Kant knowledge language least less light Logic Logos magnum opus marked material matter meaning mere merely mind moral namely nature necessary necessity object once opposite original pantheism particular passage philosophy position possible potential present principle proof question reality reason refer Reflection relation religion remains result scheme sense soul space speak Spirit supposed term things thought tion true truth understanding unity universal whole written