The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... matter has any exist- ence apart from the perceptions of the intel- lectual being - whether it is eternal in itself , and moulded only by the acts of creation , or actually brought into existence by the power which has thus moulded it ...
... matter has any exist- ence apart from the perceptions of the intel- lectual being - whether it is eternal in itself , and moulded only by the acts of creation , or actually brought into existence by the power which has thus moulded it ...
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... matter , we have refrained from naming those of the ancient philosophers , to whom we chiefly owe them , believing that we might thereby convey a clearer view of their purport and success . It will occur to others , as to ourselves ...
... matter , we have refrained from naming those of the ancient philosophers , to whom we chiefly owe them , believing that we might thereby convey a clearer view of their purport and success . It will occur to others , as to ourselves ...
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... matter as to of matter ; nor indeed is there , for the ques- vary with the varying conditions of the brain ? tion of immortality is a pure question of Divine Every sound physiologist must admit that the power . ' commercium ' of soul ...
... matter as to of matter ; nor indeed is there , for the ques- vary with the varying conditions of the brain ? tion of immortality is a pure question of Divine Every sound physiologist must admit that the power . ' commercium ' of soul ...
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