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... merely ideas . The Essays on the Law of Nature portray the doctrine of innateness as about knowledge.2 When he asks whether there is anything innate , ' written in the souls of men ' , what is meant is ' whether there are any ...
... merely ideas . The Essays on the Law of Nature portray the doctrine of innateness as about knowledge.2 When he asks whether there is anything innate , ' written in the souls of men ' , what is meant is ' whether there are any ...
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R. S. Woolhouse. Contingent . with premisses which are merely probable in being about things which may have been otherwise , or about opinions which are merely ' generally accepted ' [ Topics 100a31 ] then all we can have is ' opinion ...
R. S. Woolhouse. Contingent . with premisses which are merely probable in being about things which may have been otherwise , or about opinions which are merely ' generally accepted ' [ Topics 100a31 ] then all we can have is ' opinion ...
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... merely the essentials but also the whole of religion could be discovered by reason , and that nothing should be a part of religion unless it was discoverable by reason . Locke certainly did much to foster rationalistic religion , but it ...
... merely the essentials but also the whole of religion could be discovered by reason , and that nothing should be a part of religion unless it was discoverable by reason . Locke certainly did much to foster rationalistic religion , but it ...
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Chapter 4 | 149 |
Bibliography of Books and Articles referred to more than once | 190 |
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