The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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الصفحة 65
... allow an eternal , cogitative , immaterial being . This , though it take not away the being nal mind . of a God ... allowed eternal . Why ? because you cannot conceive how it can be made out of nothing . Why do you not also think ...
... allow an eternal , cogitative , immaterial being . This , though it take not away the being nal mind . of a God ... allowed eternal . Why ? because you cannot conceive how it can be made out of nothing . Why do you not also think ...
الصفحة 66
... allows an eternal , immaterial , thinking being , but would have unthinking matter eternal too ) there- fore when did that ... allow it possible for a material being to be made out of nothing , by an equal power , but that you have the ...
... allows an eternal , immaterial , thinking being , but would have unthinking matter eternal too ) there- fore when did that ... allow it possible for a material being to be made out of nothing , by an equal power , but that you have the ...
الصفحة 72
... allow it for an undeniable truth , that two angles of a figure , which he measures by lines and angles of a diagram , should be bigger one than the other ; and yet doubt of the existence of those lines and angles , which by looking on ...
... allow it for an undeniable truth , that two angles of a figure , which he measures by lines and angles of a diagram , should be bigger one than the other ; and yet doubt of the existence of those lines and angles , which by looking on ...
الصفحة 116
... allowed modes and figures . But they who have not so far looked into those forms , are not sure , by virtue of syllogism , that the conclusion certainly follows from the premises ; they only take it to be so by an implicit faith in ...
... allowed modes and figures . But they who have not so far looked into those forms , are not sure , by virtue of syllogism , that the conclusion certainly follows from the premises ; they only take it to be so by an implicit faith in ...
الصفحة 117
... allowed modes and figures do conclude right , without knowing certainly that they do so ; if syllogisms must be , taken for the only proper instrument of reason and means of know- ledge ; it will follow , that before Aristotle there was ...
... allowed modes and figures do conclude right , without knowing certainly that they do so ; if syllogisms must be , taken for the only proper instrument of reason and means of know- ledge ; it will follow , that before Aristotle there was ...
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