Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... substance without a quality were a non- ens , and a quality without a substance were but a fiction in the air . Matter , if to be , must be permeated by form ; and equally form , if to be , must be realized by matter . Substance takes ...
... substance without a quality were a non- ens , and a quality without a substance were but a fiction in the air . Matter , if to be , must be permeated by form ; and equally form , if to be , must be realized by matter . Substance takes ...
الصفحة 206
... substance . " Of him , one cannot fail to see , on the part of Lord Gifford , an even familiar knowledge . If substance was to Spinoza God , it is no less divine to Lord Gifford ; for to him God is the all - pervading substantiality ...
... substance . " Of him , one cannot fail to see , on the part of Lord Gifford , an even familiar knowledge . If substance was to Spinoza God , it is no less divine to Lord Gifford ; for to him God is the all - pervading substantiality ...
الصفحة 207
... substance was perhaps the grandest word in any language ? There can be none grander . It is the true name of God . Do you not feel with me that it is almost profane to apply the word Substance to anything short of God ? God must be the ...
... substance was perhaps the grandest word in any language ? There can be none grander . It is the true name of God . Do you not feel with me that it is almost profane to apply the word Substance to anything short of God ? God must be the ...
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