A Critical History of Philosophy, Volume 2E. Stock, 1889 |
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... basis the rock of truth a rock which , by no possibility , can be shaken . 6 5. Hence , we remark again , that Materialism , on the one hand , and Idealism on the other , have , and can have , no scientific basis whatever . Each affirms ...
... basis the rock of truth a rock which , by no possibility , can be shaken . 6 5. Hence , we remark again , that Materialism , on the one hand , and Idealism on the other , have , and can have , no scientific basis whatever . Each affirms ...
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... basis , that while it accepts as real nothing but what is affirmed to be such by universal , necessary , and absolute intuition , and does accept of all that is thus affirmed , and that while all its deductions are the necessary ...
... basis , that while it accepts as real nothing but what is affirmed to be such by universal , necessary , and absolute intuition , and does accept of all that is thus affirmed , and that while all its deductions are the necessary ...
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... Basis than Lawless Assumption . The undeniable fact that Realism , and with it Theism , have , through- out , a strictly scientific basis , renders demonstrably evident the fact that all opposite systems must rest upon nothing but ...
... Basis than Lawless Assumption . The undeniable fact that Realism , and with it Theism , have , through- out , a strictly scientific basis , renders demonstrably evident the fact that all opposite systems must rest upon nothing but ...
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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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