The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 - Philosophy |
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Page 63
... allow matter as matter , that is every particle of matter to be as well cogitative as extended , they will have as hard a task to make out to their own reasons a cogitative being out of incogitative particles , as an extended being out ...
... allow matter as matter , that is every particle of matter to be as well cogitative as extended , they will have as hard a task to make out to their own reasons a cogitative being out of incogitative particles , as an extended being out ...
Page 66
... allows an eternal , immaterial , thinking being , but would have unthinking matter eternal too ) there- fore when did that ... allow it possible for a material being to be made out of nothing , by an equal power , but that you have the ...
... allows an eternal , immaterial , thinking being , but would have unthinking matter eternal too ) there- fore when did that ... allow it possible for a material being to be made out of nothing , by an equal power , but that you have the ...
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... allow one or other of these to be true ( let them choose which they please ) , or else grant that God has furnished men with faculties sufficient to direct them in the way they should take , if they will but seriously employ them that ...
... allow one or other of these to be true ( let them choose which they please ) , or else grant that God has furnished men with faculties sufficient to direct them in the way they should take , if they will but seriously employ them that ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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