Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... universe being due to a designing mind . We have but to look to the single fragment of his lost work , πeρì þúσews , which ( the fragment ) has been pre- served to us by Simplicius , to become aware of such clearness and fulness on the ...
... universe being due to a designing mind . We have but to look to the single fragment of his lost work , πeρì þúσews , which ( the fragment ) has been pre- served to us by Simplicius , to become aware of such clearness and fulness on the ...
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... universe -- that is the Transcendental Deduction of the Categories . Sen- sations , we know not how , but feigned to be due to things in themselves , -which things in themselves , whether as what , or as where , are utterly unknown to ...
... universe -- that is the Transcendental Deduction of the Categories . Sen- sations , we know not how , but feigned to be due to things in themselves , -which things in themselves , whether as what , or as where , are utterly unknown to ...
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... universe that is not as the others . All are contingent , all are derivative , all are dependent ; they are all such that you postulate an originating and sustaining cause for them ; but any such cause - any terminal , final , and ulti ...
... universe that is not as the others . All are contingent , all are derivative , all are dependent ; they are all such that you postulate an originating and sustaining cause for them ; but any such cause - any terminal , final , and ulti ...
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