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Page 102
It will be at once seen how when furnished with such an instrument of demonstration as this he could on the strength of a mere logical category , go forth on the whole of this peopled universe and pronounce of all its matter and of all ...
It will be at once seen how when furnished with such an instrument of demonstration as this he could on the strength of a mere logical category , go forth on the whole of this peopled universe and pronounce of all its matter and of all ...
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Before leaving this subject , we would remark on what may be called a certain subordinate application of the a priori argument — not for the demonstration of the being , but for the demonstration of the attributes of God .
Before leaving this subject , we would remark on what may be called a certain subordinate application of the a priori argument — not for the demonstration of the being , but for the demonstration of the attributes of God .
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Let us by any means be made to know of any of the existing generations , that historically it had a first and a definite origin ; and this of itself would carry in it the demonstration of a God . But the proper argument in behalf of ...
Let us by any means be made to know of any of the existing generations , that historically it had a first and a definite origin ; and this of itself would carry in it the demonstration of a God . But the proper argument in behalf of ...
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Contents
PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
on the side of Theism | 121 |
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