The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 - Philosophy |
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Page 144
... give a probable determination ; re- velation , where God has been pleased to give it , must carry it against the probable conjectures of reason . Because the mind not being certain of the truth of that it does not evidently know , but ...
... give a probable determination ; re- velation , where God has been pleased to give it , must carry it against the probable conjectures of reason . Because the mind not being certain of the truth of that it does not evidently know , but ...
Page 213
... give to one another , will so assist his judgment , that he will seldom be widely out , or miss giving proof of a clear head and a com- prehensive knowledge . At least , this is the only way I know to give the understanding its due ...
... give to one another , will so assist his judgment , that he will seldom be widely out , or miss giving proof of a clear head and a com- prehensive knowledge . At least , this is the only way I know to give the understanding its due ...
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... give men leave to reject them if they can ; and if there be any thing weak and unsound in them , are willing to have it de- tected , that they themselves , as well as others , may not lay any stress upon any received proposition beyond ...
... give men leave to reject them if they can ; and if there be any thing weak and unsound in them , are willing to have it de- tected , that they themselves , as well as others , may not lay any stress upon any received proposition beyond ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
CHAPTER | 7 |
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