Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... Anselm's argument , it is indisputably a mere sophism , a cunningly - entangled net , but still one which it is possible to break through . " And then he continues : " But , though its nature be such , it may not be altogether useless ...
... Anselm's argument , it is indisputably a mere sophism , a cunningly - entangled net , but still one which it is possible to break through . " And then he continues : " But , though its nature be such , it may not be altogether useless ...
الصفحة 185
... Anselm , but tells us as well of Gaunilo or Gaunilon . " Gaunilon , " says Mr. Lewes , " pointed out the fundamental error of Anselm in concluding that whatever was true of ideas , must be true of realities . " This , indeed , was so ...
... Anselm , but tells us as well of Gaunilo or Gaunilon . " Gaunilon , " says Mr. Lewes , " pointed out the fundamental error of Anselm in concluding that whatever was true of ideas , must be true of realities . " This , indeed , was so ...
الصفحة 189
... Anselm . But in the method of Anselm an essential prelim- inary to the Proslogium is the Monologium ; the reason- ing of which is , in a certain modified way , cosmological . The fulcrum of it lies in what the act of predication is ...
... Anselm . But in the method of Anselm an essential prelim- inary to the Proslogium is the Monologium ; the reason- ing of which is , in a certain modified way , cosmological . The fulcrum of it lies in what the act of predication is ...
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