Makers of Modern Thought; Or Five Hundred Years' Struggle (1200 A.D. to 1699 A.D.) Between Science, Ignorance, and Superstition, Volumen2G. Philip, 1892 |
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... imagine what we can do with it , when we have it . On remembrance ; on prudence , or providence , foresight , wisdom . The present only has a being in nature ; things past have a being in the memory only , but things to come have no ...
... imagine what we can do with it , when we have it . On remembrance ; on prudence , or providence , foresight , wisdom . The present only has a being in nature ; things past have a being in the memory only , but things to come have no ...
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... imagine , true religion . Grief for the dis- covery of some defect of ability , is shame , or the passion that discovereth itself in blushing ; and consisteth in the apprehen- sion of something dishonourable . In deliberation , the last ...
... imagine , true religion . Grief for the dis- covery of some defect of ability , is shame , or the passion that discovereth itself in blushing ; and consisteth in the apprehen- sion of something dishonourable . In deliberation , the last ...
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... might accept it without scruple as the first principle of the philosophy I was seeking . Then , carefully examining what I was , and seeing that I could imagine that I was without body , and that 64 MAKERS OF MODERN THOUGHT .
... might accept it without scruple as the first principle of the philosophy I was seeking . Then , carefully examining what I was , and seeing that I could imagine that I was without body , and that 64 MAKERS OF MODERN THOUGHT .
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David Nasmith. could imagine that I was without body , and that there was no world , nor any place in which I was , but that I could not therefore imagine that I was not , but that , on the contrary , from the mere fact of my thinking of ...
David Nasmith. could imagine that I was without body , and that there was no world , nor any place in which I was , but that I could not therefore imagine that I was not , but that , on the contrary , from the mere fact of my thinking of ...
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... imagine - a mode of thought peculiar to material objects - hence , anything that is not imaginable appears to them also unintelligible . This is clear even from the scholastic maxim : - " There is nothing in the understanding which was ...
... imagine - a mode of thought peculiar to material objects - hence , anything that is not imaginable appears to them also unintelligible . This is clear even from the scholastic maxim : - " There is nothing in the understanding which was ...
Términos y frases comunes
able absolutely absolutely infinite action affected agreement or disagreement appear Arnauld arteries attribute believe Benedict de Spinoza better Blaise Pascal blood called capable casuistry casuists cause certainty CHAP Christian chyle commonwealth conceive concerning consequently considered contrary Corollary Descartes desire discover doctrine doubt efficacious grace emotion endeavour equal essence eternal evil existence external bodies fact fathers George Henry Lewes grace hath hatred heart Hobbes honour human body human mind imagine inasmuch infinite innate intuitive knowledge Jansenists Jansenius Jesuits knowledge learned less liberty Manichæans manner matter maxims means Molinists moral motion nature necessarily necessary never Newton object observe pain particular passions Pelagians perceives perfect philosophy pleasure principles propositions Provincial Letters proximate power reason religion sciences Semi-Pelagian sense simple ideas Sorbonne soul sovereign Spinoza substance sufficient suppose things Thomas Hobbes thought tion true truth understand virtue whatsoever wherein whereof words