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Logic . Kapila admits three sources of human knowledge . " The knowledge of sensible objects , " says the Kari . ka , " is acquired by perception . Induction and rea . soning conduct to the knowledge of things which es- cape the senses ...
Logic . Kapila admits three sources of human knowledge . " The knowledge of sensible objects , " says the Kari . ka , " is acquired by perception . Induction and rea . soning conduct to the knowledge of things which es- cape the senses ...
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... knowledge of things in themselves . Platonism , in this point of view , repre- sented , so to say , the high aristocracy of the intel- lect , and must needs have been , accordingly , the ticular object of attack by the other schools ...
... knowledge of things in themselves . Platonism , in this point of view , repre- sented , so to say , the high aristocracy of the intel- lect , and must needs have been , accordingly , the ticular object of attack by the other schools ...
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... knowledge , the internal light , or philosophical knowledge ; the superior light , which comes from Grace and the Holy Scriptures . " The light which illustrates the mechanic arts was designed to subserve the corporeal wants of man ; it ...
... knowledge , the internal light , or philosophical knowledge ; the superior light , which comes from Grace and the Holy Scriptures . " The light which illustrates the mechanic arts was designed to subserve the corporeal wants of man ; it ...
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