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... existence , and equally distinct from that existence , seeing that it derives immediately from its spiritual source . Yet neither does this preclude our regarding man , the individual , as the apex and crowning result of the process of ...
... existence , and equally distinct from that existence , seeing that it derives immediately from its spiritual source . Yet neither does this preclude our regarding man , the individual , as the apex and crowning result of the process of ...
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... existence is assumed by a logical necessity arising from the constitution of the mind itself , by the absence of all motive to doubt it , not from any abso- lute contradiction in the supposition of the contrary . Still 20 the existence ...
... existence is assumed by a logical necessity arising from the constitution of the mind itself , by the absence of all motive to doubt it , not from any abso- lute contradiction in the supposition of the contrary . Still 20 the existence ...
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... existence , and the ground of the knowledge of existence , are absolutely identical , Sum quia sum ; * I am , because I affirm myself to 25 be ; I affirm myself to be , because I am . * It is most worthy of notice , that in the first ...
... existence , and the ground of the knowledge of existence , are absolutely identical , Sum quia sum ; * I am , because I affirm myself to 25 be ; I affirm myself to be , because I am . * It is most worthy of notice , that in the first ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | xi |
BIOGRAPHIA | xc |
The motives of the present workReception | 1 |
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