The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... mentioned , there are other sorts of truth ; as , 1. Moral truth , which is speaking of things according to the persuasion of our own minds , though the proposition we speak agree not to the reality of things . 2. Metaphysical truth ...
... mentioned , there are other sorts of truth ; as , 1. Moral truth , which is speaking of things according to the persuasion of our own minds , though the proposition we speak agree not to the reality of things . 2. Metaphysical truth ...
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... mentioned have been in order only to writing and speaking well ; not but that they will deserve to be read upon other accounts . The study of morality I have above mentioned as that that becomes a gentleman ; not barely as a man , but ...
... mentioned have been in order only to writing and speaking well ; not but that they will deserve to be read upon other accounts . The study of morality I have above mentioned as that that becomes a gentleman ; not barely as a man , but ...
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... mentioned , 207 , & c . how it should be im- proved , 211 . Religion , it concerns all mankind to understand it rightly , 225 . Resignation , or flexibleness , often obstructs knowledge , 255 . Rochefoucault ( duke of ) his me- moirs ...
... mentioned , 207 , & c . how it should be im- proved , 211 . Religion , it concerns all mankind to understand it rightly , 225 . Resignation , or flexibleness , often obstructs knowledge , 255 . Rochefoucault ( duke of ) his me- moirs ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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