The Religion of Philosophy: Or, The Unification of Knowledge: a Comparison of the Chief Philosophical and Religious Systems of the World Made with a View to Reducing the Categories of Thought, Or the Most General Terms of Existence, to a Single Principle, Thereby Establishing a True Conception of GodG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1885 - 566 strán (strany) |
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... phenomena of their arts and sciences , their religions and their morals . As a result of such a comparison , the Greek nation stands forward clearly as the progenitor of the higher types of European civilization and thought . In the ...
... phenomena of their arts and sciences , their religions and their morals . As a result of such a comparison , the Greek nation stands forward clearly as the progenitor of the higher types of European civilization and thought . In the ...
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... phenomena to the realm of superstitious adoration . Thales being the first in Greece who sought to establish a primal cause , is regarded as the originator of philosophic inquiry . It is not easy to return from our more advanced point ...
... phenomena to the realm of superstitious adoration . Thales being the first in Greece who sought to establish a primal cause , is regarded as the originator of philosophic inquiry . It is not easy to return from our more advanced point ...
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... phenomena a word which expresses conditions of human sentiency that have been built up into what we term intelligence or mind . They imagine that the order of nature can only be explained by the sequences of thought ; whereas all mental ...
... phenomena a word which expresses conditions of human sentiency that have been built up into what we term intelligence or mind . They imagine that the order of nature can only be explained by the sequences of thought ; whereas all mental ...
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... phenomena , reason precisely as did Thales , Anaximenes and Diogenes . To regard matter as an ultimate fact is to re- verse the order of preception , for matter can never mean more than an aspect of motion . ' Anaximander is said to ...
... phenomena , reason precisely as did Thales , Anaximenes and Diogenes . To regard matter as an ultimate fact is to re- verse the order of preception , for matter can never mean more than an aspect of motion . ' Anaximander is said to ...
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... phenomena of heaven and its parts , and with the phenomena of the whole world , they formed a system ; and if any gap was apparent in the system , they used every effort to restore the connection . Thus , since ten appeared to them a ...
... phenomena of heaven and its parts , and with the phenomena of the whole world , they formed a system ; and if any gap was apparent in the system , they used every effort to restore the connection . Thus , since ten appeared to them a ...
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