The Living Age, Том 295Living Age Company, 1917 |
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... minds every hope of attaining the facts , without which Religion becomes the emptiest of dreams . No doubt the heyday of ... Mind in nature is as certainly superfluous to account for any of the phenomena of nature , as the scientific ...
... minds every hope of attaining the facts , without which Religion becomes the emptiest of dreams . No doubt the heyday of ... Mind in nature is as certainly superfluous to account for any of the phenomena of nature , as the scientific ...
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... mind to be the " epiphenomenon " of matter , we may say what Horace writes of Love : Haec si quis tempestatis prope ritu Mobilia et caeca fluitantia sorte laboret Reddere certa sibi , nihilo plus explicet ac si Insanire paret certa ...
... mind to be the " epiphenomenon " of matter , we may say what Horace writes of Love : Haec si quis tempestatis prope ritu Mobilia et caeca fluitantia sorte laboret Reddere certa sibi , nihilo plus explicet ac si Insanire paret certa ...
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... Mind , or turn into Mind , then the universe of thought as we know it would require no intelligent Cause , and Materialism to the extent of sheer Atheism would be the sole philosophy credible . Hence the tremors which assail our ...
... Mind , or turn into Mind , then the universe of thought as we know it would require no intelligent Cause , and Materialism to the extent of sheer Atheism would be the sole philosophy credible . Hence the tremors which assail our ...
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must drive the logic and fact of the situation home . Either Mind is the origin of Matter , or Matter is the origin of Mind , or both alike are derived from that which is neither as we apprehend them . If I may recur to my Japanese ...
must drive the logic and fact of the situation home . Either Mind is the origin of Matter , or Matter is the origin of Mind , or both alike are derived from that which is neither as we apprehend them . If I may recur to my Japanese ...
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for it is occupied with the relation of our minds to the Mind from which they came . Unless the Materialist can justify himself at the bar of Reason - and we have seen that he never can - another form and principle of Knowledge than his ...
for it is occupied with the relation of our minds to the Mind from which they came . Unless the Materialist can justify himself at the bar of Reason - and we have seen that he never can - another form and principle of Knowledge than his ...
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