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... and even of this material a considerable portion is yet in manuscript . In availing myself of the published sources , I have endeavoured to base my conclusions on the evidence before me , and as far as possible to avoid giving ...
... and even of this material a considerable portion is yet in manuscript . In availing myself of the published sources , I have endeavoured to base my conclusions on the evidence before me , and as far as possible to avoid giving ...
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I became convinced , ' he writes , ' that the evidence of the doctrines of religion could not , like the truths of abstract science , be wholly independent of the will . ' ' If the mere intellect could make no certain discovery of a ...
I became convinced , ' he writes , ' that the evidence of the doctrines of religion could not , like the truths of abstract science , be wholly independent of the will . ' ' If the mere intellect could make no certain discovery of a ...
第 lxiv 頁
All that lay open to him was to point to the creations of art , as the guarantee and evidence ( evidence made visible to all ) of that ultimate ground of all know- ledge and being which the philosopher alone could directly contemplate .
All that lay open to him was to point to the creations of art , as the guarantee and evidence ( evidence made visible to all ) of that ultimate ground of all know- ledge and being which the philosopher alone could directly contemplate .
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