The Principles of Metaphysical and Ethical Science Applied to the Evidences of ReligionHickling, Swan and Brown, 1855 - 487 Seiten |
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... Spinoza means when he speaks of natura naturans , Nature causing itself , or being a cause ; - in which sense , Na- ture is God , or , in other words , God is the indwelling , or im- manent , cause of nature ; - not a foreign cause ...
... Spinoza means when he speaks of natura naturans , Nature causing itself , or being a cause ; - in which sense , Na- ture is God , or , in other words , God is the indwelling , or im- manent , cause of nature ; - not a foreign cause ...
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... Spinoza's system . For a refuta- tion of Spinoza's system , therefore , we have only to recapitulate the principles that have already been advanced . The first ar- gument against it is , that it is , throughout , an application of ...
... Spinoza's system . For a refuta- tion of Spinoza's system , therefore , we have only to recapitulate the principles that have already been advanced . The first ar- gument against it is , that it is , throughout , an application of ...
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... Spinoza , which is atheistic fatalism , and in that of freewill , which ascribes all action to mind or person , and there- fore attributes all changes that take place in the universe , ex- cept those which are caused by man , to the ...
... Spinoza , which is atheistic fatalism , and in that of freewill , which ascribes all action to mind or person , and there- fore attributes all changes that take place in the universe , ex- cept those which are caused by man , to the ...
Inhalt
THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND METAPHYSICAL | 1 |
CHAPTER II | 25 |
CHAPTER III | 48 |
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