The Works of Thomas Chalmers, Volume 1W. Collins, 1836 |
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Page 59
... doctrine of a God is only that it is not proven . It is not that it is disproven . He is but an Atheist . He is not an Antitheist . 6. Now there is one consideration , which affords the inquirer a singularly clear and commanding ...
... doctrine of a God is only that it is not proven . It is not that it is disproven . He is but an Atheist . He is not an Antitheist . 6. Now there is one consideration , which affords the inquirer a singularly clear and commanding ...
Page 121
... doctrine of innate ideas in the mind , is wholly different from the doctrine of innate ten- dencies in the mind - which tendencies may lie undeveloped till the excitement of some occasion have manifested or brought them forth . In a ...
... doctrine of innate ideas in the mind , is wholly different from the doctrine of innate ten- dencies in the mind - which tendencies may lie undeveloped till the excitement of some occasion have manifested or brought them forth . In a ...
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... doctrine in ethical science , ante- rior to the existence of the species ; and would remain so , though the species were destroyed - just as much as the properties of a triangle are the endur- ing stabilities of mathematical science ...
... doctrine in ethical science , ante- rior to the existence of the species ; and would remain so , though the species were destroyed - just as much as the properties of a triangle are the endur- ing stabilities of mathematical science ...
Contents
PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
MR HUMES OBJECTION TO THE A POSTERIORI | 121 |
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