Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... example readiest to hand— I mean in the Raymund of Sabunde we have just spoken of . This writer holds that there must , of necessity , be a plurality of persons in the Godhead , quia in Deo debet esse communicatio , quæ nequit esse sine ...
... example readiest to hand— I mean in the Raymund of Sabunde we have just spoken of . This writer holds that there must , of necessity , be a plurality of persons in the Godhead , quia in Deo debet esse communicatio , quæ nequit esse sine ...
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... example , and in the Cratylus ( 400 A , 413 C ) more than once . But it is this great passage in the Phado that must be considered the locus proprius on the point . Socrates , in it , dwells at very considerable length on the whole ...
... example , and in the Cratylus ( 400 A , 413 C ) more than once . But it is this great passage in the Phado that must be considered the locus proprius on the point . Socrates , in it , dwells at very considerable length on the whole ...
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... examples of causality are just such facts as the matters of fact that cork floats or coal burns ; and yet the proposition concerned in every one single example of causality is as necessary , as apodictically necessary , as any ...
... examples of causality are just such facts as the matters of fact that cork floats or coal burns ; and yet the proposition concerned in every one single example of causality is as necessary , as apodictically necessary , as any ...
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