A Critical History of Philosophy, Volume 2E. Stock, 1889 |
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... absurd . No- thing but that which is sustained by no valid evidence has any place in the sphere under consideration . Ascertained truth may lie within the sphere of the mysterious , but never of the absurd . Evolution , then , and the ...
... absurd . No- thing but that which is sustained by no valid evidence has any place in the sphere under consideration . Ascertained truth may lie within the sphere of the mysterious , but never of the absurd . Evolution , then , and the ...
Pagina 274
... absurd . SPENCER'S PROFESSED INVALIDATION OF ALL OUR ULTIMATE RELIGIOUS IDEAS . ' In order to locate the doctrine of Ultimate Causation within the sphere of the Unknowable , it was necessary for Spencer to demonstrate the utter ...
... absurd . SPENCER'S PROFESSED INVALIDATION OF ALL OUR ULTIMATE RELIGIOUS IDEAS . ' In order to locate the doctrine of Ultimate Causation within the sphere of the Unknowable , it was necessary for Spencer to demonstrate the utter ...
Pagina 319
... absurd ; but that if we assume this same affirmed knowledge to have only a relative validity , then all seeming contradiction disappears . We must bear in mind here , that the apprehensions which are supposed by mankind to have a real ...
... absurd ; but that if we assume this same affirmed knowledge to have only a relative validity , then all seeming contradiction disappears . We must bear in mind here , that the apprehensions which are supposed by mankind to have a real ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
Distinguishing Characteristics of Necessary Principles | 7 |
Method of Refuting Objections or the Forms in which they may be Refuted | 19 |
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