The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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الصفحة 62
... follow , that all other knowing beings that have a beginning must depend on him , and have no other ways of knowledge , or extent of power , than what he gives them ; and therefore if he made those , he made also the less ex- cellent ...
... follow , that all other knowing beings that have a beginning must depend on him , and have no other ways of knowledge , or extent of power , than what he gives them ; and therefore if he made those , he made also the less ex- cellent ...
الصفحة 63
... follow from the eternal existence of a cogitative being , and they sup- pose it to no purpose . § 14. But now let us suppose they can satisfy themselves or others , that this eternal thinking being is material . Not mate- rial , 1. Be ...
... follow from the eternal existence of a cogitative being , and they sup- pose it to no purpose . § 14. But now let us suppose they can satisfy themselves or others , that this eternal thinking being is material . Not mate- rial , 1. Be ...
الصفحة 86
... to employ those faculties we have about what they are most adapted to , and follow the direc- tion of nature , where it seems to point us out the ^ way . For it is rational to conclude that 86 Book 4 . Improvement of our Knowledge .
... to employ those faculties we have about what they are most adapted to , and follow the direc- tion of nature , where it seems to point us out the ^ way . For it is rational to conclude that 86 Book 4 . Improvement of our Knowledge .
الصفحة 104
... follow them : but these are so few in number , and find so little reason to be magisterial in their opinions , that nothing insolent and imperious is to be expected from them : and there is reason to think that , if men were better ...
... follow them : but these are so few in number , and find so little reason to be magisterial in their opinions , that nothing insolent and imperious is to be expected from them : and there is reason to think that , if men were better ...
الصفحة 116
... follows from the premises ; they only take it to be so by an implicit faith in their teachers , and a confidence in those forms of argumentation ; but this is still but believing , not being certain . Now if , of all mankind , those who ...
... follows from the premises ; they only take it to be so by an implicit faith in their teachers , and a confidence in those forms of argumentation ; but this is still but believing , not being certain . Now if , of all mankind , those who ...
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