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It is of paramount authority on the question of facts or objects . On the question of ethics again , it is not more admissible than on the question of mathematics . And by thus confining it within its appropriate limits , we not only ...
It is of paramount authority on the question of facts or objects . On the question of ethics again , it is not more admissible than on the question of mathematics . And by thus confining it within its appropriate limits , we not only ...
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He that is rightly affected by the Ethics of the question , cometh to the Objects : and thus an entrance is made on the field of the Celestial Ethics , and possession taken by the mind of at least one section of it — Natural Philosophy ...
He that is rightly affected by the Ethics of the question , cometh to the Objects : and thus an entrance is made on the field of the Celestial Ethics , and possession taken by the mind of at least one section of it — Natural Philosophy ...
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D sense and no one can question the paramount authority of this evidence over all the plausibilities of speculation . It is a very obvious principle , although often forgotten in the pride and prejudice of controversy , that what has ...
D sense and no one can question the paramount authority of this evidence over all the plausibilities of speculation . It is a very obvious principle , although often forgotten in the pride and prejudice of controversy , that what has ...
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PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
on the side of Theism | 121 |
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