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Page 165
The Atheist does not perceive why a material economy as exemplified in the world might not fall into order of itself , as well as a mental economy as exemplified in God . The precise difference between the two is , that we have had ...
The Atheist does not perceive why a material economy as exemplified in the world might not fall into order of itself , as well as a mental economy as exemplified in God . The precise difference between the two is , that we have had ...
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We have no access to aught like the observation of a mental structure ; and all of which our consciousness informs us is a succession of mental phenomena . Now in these we are sensible of nothing but a very simple antecedent followed up ...
We have no access to aught like the observation of a mental structure ; and all of which our consciousness informs us is a succession of mental phenomena . Now in these we are sensible of nothing but a very simple antecedent followed up ...
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For beside the mental constitution of man , we can view the adaptation of that constitution to external nature . We might demonstrate , not only that the mind is rightly constituted in itself , but that the mind is rightly placed in a ...
For beside the mental constitution of man , we can view the adaptation of that constitution to external nature . We might demonstrate , not only that the mind is rightly constituted in itself , but that the mind is rightly placed in a ...
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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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