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... cause , in Prakriti . He concludes also , by induction , that this general cause must be indistinct , indeterminate . We see that every determinate form is an effect proceeding from something which is indeterminate , at least rel ...
... cause , in Prakriti . He concludes also , by induction , that this general cause must be indistinct , indeterminate . We see that every determinate form is an effect proceeding from something which is indeterminate , at least rel ...
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... cause , without which neither succession , nor motion , nor order of phenomena could be conceived . The second demonstration considers cause in general ; the first considers it as a moving cause ; the fifth as an intelligent cause . It ...
... cause , without which neither succession , nor motion , nor order of phenomena could be conceived . The second demonstration considers cause in general ; the first considers it as a moving cause ; the fifth as an intelligent cause . It ...
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... cause of the creation , but the relation of two states , or the passage from non - existence to existence ... cause by the effect . The ef- fect can represent the cause merely so far forth as cause it is thus that the smoke represents ...
... cause of the creation , but the relation of two states , or the passage from non - existence to existence ... cause by the effect . The ef- fect can represent the cause merely so far forth as cause it is thus that the smoke represents ...
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