Theological Institutes, Volumen 1Mason, 1823 |
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... intelligence may arise out of that which has no intelligence itself ; the answer is very easy : First , that colours , sounds , tastes , and the like , are by no means effects arising from mere figure and motion ; there being nothing in ...
... intelligence may arise out of that which has no intelligence itself ; the answer is very easy : First , that colours , sounds , tastes , and the like , are by no means effects arising from mere figure and motion ; there being nothing in ...
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... intelligence , ( which I now suppose , and shall prove immediately , to be a distinct quality ; and which no man can say is a mere negation , ) cannot pos sibly be so .. " Having therefore thus demonstrated , that if perception or ...
... intelligence , ( which I now suppose , and shall prove immediately , to be a distinct quality ; and which no man can say is a mere negation , ) cannot pos sibly be so .. " Having therefore thus demonstrated , that if perception or ...
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... intelligence at all . For take away any property from a subject which is not essential to it , and its essence still remains ; and if intelligence , which in this view is but an accidental attribute of Deity , were annihi- lated , a ...
... intelligence at all . For take away any property from a subject which is not essential to it , and its essence still remains ; and if intelligence , which in this view is but an accidental attribute of Deity , were annihi- lated , a ...
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