Natural ReligionAsian Educational Services, 1979 - 608 pages |
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Page 122
... reason that con- cepts can be represented , as they have been by Euler and others , by spheres of greater or smaller ... reason of this ? The reason why we can- not conceive an absolute limit is because we never perceive 122 LECTURE V.
... reason that con- cepts can be represented , as they have been by Euler and others , by spheres of greater or smaller ... reason of this ? The reason why we can- not conceive an absolute limit is because we never perceive 122 LECTURE V.
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... Reason . ' But as we have ceased to believe in Jupiter , we shall also have to surrender our belief in Reason , as an independent agency , or faculty , or power , and translate the old poetry of mythology into the sober prose of ...
... Reason . ' But as we have ceased to believe in Jupiter , we shall also have to surrender our belief in Reason , as an independent agency , or faculty , or power , and translate the old poetry of mythology into the sober prose of ...
Page 194
... reason . Religious knowledge also , whether true or false , must have passed through these two gates . At these two gates therefore we take our stand . Whatever claims to have entered in by any other gate , whether that gate be called ...
... reason . Religious knowledge also , whether true or false , must have passed through these two gates . At these two gates therefore we take our stand . Whatever claims to have entered in by any other gate , whether that gate be called ...
Contents
LECTURE I | 1 |
LECTURE II | 27 |
the infinite led to religious ideas Tangible semitangible | 43 |
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