The Works of John Locke, Volume 5Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 - Philosophy |
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Page 464
... material substance , which will not lose its being of a substance , though God should bestow on it nothing more but this bare being , without giving it any activity at all . Here are now two distinct substances , the one material , the ...
... material substance , which will not lose its being of a substance , though God should bestow on it nothing more but this bare being , without giving it any activity at all . Here are now two distinct substances , the one material , the ...
Page 476
... material , because then the evi- dence of its being immortal would be very much lessen- ed . Which is to say , that it is not as credible upon divine revelation , that a material substance should be immortal , as an immaterial ; or ...
... material , because then the evi- dence of its being immortal would be very much lessen- ed . Which is to say , that it is not as credible upon divine revelation , that a material substance should be immortal , as an immaterial ; or ...
Page 478
... material sub- stance , which must be dissolved when life is ended . For if the soul be a material substance , it must be made up , as others are , of the cohesion of solid and separate parts , how minute and invisible soever they be ...
... material sub- stance , which must be dissolved when life is ended . For if the soul be a material substance , it must be made up , as others are , of the cohesion of solid and separate parts , how minute and invisible soever they be ...
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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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