The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... reason , we may be able to make some guess according at the distinction of things into those that are according to , above , and contrary to reason . 1. According to reason are such propositions , whose truth we can discover by ...
... reason , we may be able to make some guess according at the distinction of things into those that are according to , above , and contrary to reason . 1. According to reason are such propositions , whose truth we can discover by ...
Page 143
... reason , and ought to hearken to it , even in imme- diate and original revelation , where it is supposed to be made to himself : but to all those who pretend not to immediate revelation , but are required to pay obedience , and to ...
... reason , and ought to hearken to it , even in imme- diate and original revelation , where it is supposed to be made to himself : but to all those who pretend not to immediate revelation , but are required to pay obedience , and to ...
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... reason . Revelation in matters where rea- son cannot judge , or but probably , ought to be hearkened . to . Secondly , all propositions , whereof the mind , by the use of its natural faculties , can come to determine and judge from ...
... reason . Revelation in matters where rea- son cannot judge , or but probably , ought to be hearkened . to . Secondly , all propositions , whereof the mind , by the use of its natural faculties , can come to determine and judge from ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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