The Works of John Locke, Volume 5Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... evidence brought from simple ideas by their own confession , concerning the existence of the most spiritual and infinite substance , even God himself . " Your lordship's way of proving it is this : your lord- ship says , " we are told ...
... evidence brought from simple ideas by their own confession , concerning the existence of the most spiritual and infinite substance , even God himself . " Your lordship's way of proving it is this : your lord- ship says , " we are told ...
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... evidence of reason that those ideas are true and just . " Your lordship , I hope , will pardon my dulness , if after your lordship has placed the grounds of certainty of our own existence , sometimes in the plainness of the evidence ...
... evidence of reason that those ideas are true and just . " Your lordship , I hope , will pardon my dulness , if after your lordship has placed the grounds of certainty of our own existence , sometimes in the plainness of the evidence ...
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... evidence of immortality , if it depends wholly upon God's giving that which of its own nature it is not capable of . ' To which I reply , any one's not being able to de- monstrate the soul to be immaterial takes off not very much , nor ...
... evidence of immortality , if it depends wholly upon God's giving that which of its own nature it is not capable of . ' To which I reply , any one's not being able to de- monstrate the soul to be immaterial takes off not very much , nor ...
Contents
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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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