Psychological and Ethical Definitions on a Physiological Basis

according action Agent aggregate amount animals appear automatic becomes believe better body brain cause ceases connected consciousness consequences constitutes continues creation creature dependent determined direction divine doubt effect equally everything evil exercise exist experience fact faculties function give given happiness ideas Identity increase individual Instinct interest knowledge known laws less light live manifestation Matter means medium mental force merely millions mind modes molecular moral motion motive moving Natural Law Nature necessary never object once organism origin ourselves pain passes perceive perceptions perfect person physical physical force pleasures present probably produce proportion question reality reason relations result says Science sense sensibility separate Society Soul Space specific Spirit structure substance supplied supposed tells things thought and feeling tion true unconscious units Universal varied virtue whole