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... contained in the idea of doubting ; he af- firmed existence as contained in the idea of thinking ; the perception of these relations transformed itself into this general principle : everything which is clear . ly contained in the idea ...
... contained in the idea of doubting ; he af- firmed existence as contained in the idea of thinking ; the perception of these relations transformed itself into this general principle : everything which is clear . ly contained in the idea ...
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... contained in the notion of thinking , so I affirm the existence of the supremely perfect being , because the idea of existence is contained in the very idea of such a being . The existence of an external reality rests , therefore , upon ...
... contained in the notion of thinking , so I affirm the existence of the supremely perfect being , because the idea of existence is contained in the very idea of such a being . The existence of an external reality rests , therefore , upon ...
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simple affirmation of what is contained in that idea , just as the principle , I think , therefore I exist , was only the affirmation of what is contained in the idea of thinking . The second act of the intelligence was thus identical ...
simple affirmation of what is contained in that idea , just as the principle , I think , therefore I exist , was only the affirmation of what is contained in the idea of thinking . The second act of the intelligence was thus identical ...
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