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... reason well , it will be found that it is because they reason syllogistically ; because , in esta- blishing their own propositions , they set out with a proposition admitted by their adversary , and shew the illative connection between ...
... reason well , it will be found that it is because they reason syllogistically ; because , in esta- blishing their own propositions , they set out with a proposition admitted by their adversary , and shew the illative connection between ...
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... reason that A should exceed B rather than that B should exceed A. This principle is no other than that used in the Leibnitzian philosophy under the name of the sufficient reason . On the use of this axiom , we find the fol- lowing ...
... reason that A should exceed B rather than that B should exceed A. This principle is no other than that used in the Leibnitzian philosophy under the name of the sufficient reason . On the use of this axiom , we find the fol- lowing ...
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... reason can hardly ascer tain , when a man is actually dead ; how then can it know what hap- pens to us after death ? My intellects at least , are not competent to the task . With respect to the bible , and I have read the whole of it ...
... reason can hardly ascer tain , when a man is actually dead ; how then can it know what hap- pens to us after death ? My intellects at least , are not competent to the task . With respect to the bible , and I have read the whole of it ...
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