Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... thought ; thought , again , but the other of nature . In other words , nature is but the externalization of thought - thought but the inter- nalization of nature . Or nature is externality ; thought is internality . Nature is the ...
... thought ; thought , again , but the other of nature . In other words , nature is but the externalization of thought - thought but the inter- nalization of nature . Or nature is externality ; thought is internality . Nature is the ...
الصفحة 183
... thought were in the understanding alone , then plainly than that ( than which a greater cannot be thought ) , a greater can be thought - that , namely , which is such also in reality . Beyond doubt there exists , then , something , than ...
... thought were in the understanding alone , then plainly than that ( than which a greater cannot be thought ) , a greater can be thought - that , namely , which is such also in reality . Beyond doubt there exists , then , something , than ...
الصفحة 193
... thought , and yet thought not to BE . That is a contradiction - that is a contradiction of thought itself ; and that really is the thought of Anselm . That is the sublimest thought of Descartes also , and that is the very first word of ...
... thought , and yet thought not to BE . That is a contradiction - that is a contradiction of thought itself ; and that really is the thought of Anselm . That is the sublimest thought of Descartes also , and that is the very first word of ...
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