The Works of John Locke, Volume 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 - Philosophy |
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... clear and distinct ideas . 20. Their use dangerous , where our ideas are confused . SECT . CHAPTER VIII . OF TRIFLING PROPOSITIONS . 1. Some propositions bring no increase to our knowledge . 2 , 3. As , first , identical propositions ...
... clear and distinct ideas . 20. Their use dangerous , where our ideas are confused . SECT . CHAPTER VIII . OF TRIFLING PROPOSITIONS . 1. Some propositions bring no increase to our knowledge . 2 , 3. As , first , identical propositions ...
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... clear and distinct ideas . 4. Dangerous to build upon precarious principles . 5. This no certain way to truth . 6. But to compare clear , complete ideas under steady names . 7. The true method of advancing knowledge , is by considering ...
... clear and distinct ideas . 4. Dangerous to build upon precarious principles . 5. This no certain way to truth . 6. But to compare clear , complete ideas under steady names . 7. The true method of advancing knowledge , is by considering ...
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... revelation . 4. Traditional revelation may make us know propositions , knowable also by reason , but not with the same certainty that reason doth . 5. Revelation cannot be admitted , against the clear evidence Χ Contents .
... revelation . 4. Traditional revelation may make us know propositions , knowable also by reason , but not with the same certainty that reason doth . 5. Revelation cannot be admitted , against the clear evidence Χ Contents .
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John Locke. 5. Revelation cannot be admitted , against the clear evidence of reason . 6. Traditional revelation much less . 7. Things above reason . 8. Or not contrary to reason , if revealed , are matter of faith . 9. Revelation in ...
John Locke. 5. Revelation cannot be admitted , against the clear evidence of reason . 6. Traditional revelation much less . 7. Things above reason . 8. Or not contrary to reason , if revealed , are matter of faith . 9. Revelation in ...
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... clear notion of truth , it is very necessary to consider truth of thought , and truth of words , distinctly one from another but yet it is very difficult to treat of them asunder ; because it is un- avoidable , in treating of mental ...
... clear notion of truth , it is very necessary to consider truth of thought , and truth of words , distinctly one from another but yet it is very difficult to treat of them asunder ; because it is un- avoidable , in treating of mental ...
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