Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... reason , we positively teach our children ; and we have no other resource - we positively must . But what we teach them is only their own ; they follow only their own true selves when they follow us . We make it only that they are free ...
... reason , we positively teach our children ; and we have no other resource - we positively must . But what we teach them is only their own ; they follow only their own true selves when they follow us . We make it only that they are free ...
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... reason , and in full freedom were led in all their doings by reason , —only to such men was it at all probable that the " order " of this universe should , as in the case of Anaxagoras , for the first time , have shown itself . Only of ...
... reason , and in full freedom were led in all their doings by reason , —only to such men was it at all probable that the " order " of this universe should , as in the case of Anaxagoras , for the first time , have shown itself . Only of ...
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... reason , rises into the safety and security of reason . But both sense and reason are in the nature of man ; and that nature may be named good or bad accord- ingly . Nevertheless , if either side is to be termed more exclusively nature ...
... reason , rises into the safety and security of reason . But both sense and reason are in the nature of man ; and that nature may be named good or bad accord- ingly . Nevertheless , if either side is to be termed more exclusively nature ...
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