The Works of John Locke, Volume 5Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... arguments are brought to prove it , in a chap- ter on purpose : but that which I take notice of , is , that the argument from the clear and distinct idea of a God is passed over . " Supposing all this to be so , your lordship , methinks ...
... arguments are brought to prove it , in a chap- ter on purpose : but that which I take notice of , is , that the argument from the clear and distinct idea of a God is passed over . " Supposing all this to be so , your lordship , methinks ...
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... argument , which hath a tend- ency to settle the belief of a God in any one's mind ; because , in the difference of men's tempers and applica- tion , some arguments prevail more on one , and some on another so that I speaking of belief ...
... argument , which hath a tend- ency to settle the belief of a God in any one's mind ; because , in the difference of men's tempers and applica- tion , some arguments prevail more on one , and some on another so that I speaking of belief ...
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... argument , or any thing to alter it ? All that reason or the mind does , in reasoning or arguing , is to find out and observe that agreement or disagreement and all that argument does is , by an intervening idea , to show it , where an ...
... argument , or any thing to alter it ? All that reason or the mind does , in reasoning or arguing , is to find out and observe that agreement or disagreement and all that argument does is , by an intervening idea , to show it , where an ...
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Mr Lockes Reply to the Bishop of Worcesters Answer | 97 |
An Answer to Remarks upon the Essay concerning Human | 186 |
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