The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... perceive what he perceives ) he can never be in doubt when any idea is in his mind , that it is there , and is that idea it is ; and that two distinct ideas , when they are in his mind , are there , and are not one and the same idea ...
... perceive what he perceives ) he can never be in doubt when any idea is in his mind , that it is there , and is that idea it is ; and that two distinct ideas , when they are in his mind , are there , and are not one and the same idea ...
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... perceive the connexion of each part , as the demonstration is made by another ; another , to perceive the dependence of the conclusion on all the parts ; a third , to make out a demonstration clearly and neatly one's self ; and ...
... perceive the connexion of each part , as the demonstration is made by another ; another , to perceive the dependence of the conclusion on all the parts ; a third , to make out a demonstration clearly and neatly one's self ; and ...
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... perceive the truth of a proposition , and yet not perceive that it is an im- mediate revelation from God . I may perceive the truth of a proposition in Euclid , without its being , or my perceiving it to be , a revelation : nay , I may ...
... perceive the truth of a proposition , and yet not perceive that it is an im- mediate revelation from God . I may perceive the truth of a proposition in Euclid , without its being , or my perceiving it to be , a revelation : nay , I may ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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