Philosophy of Theism: Being the Gifford Lectures Delivered Before the University of Edinburgh in 1895-96, Second Series |
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... reality is accepted in these lectures as the true final con- ception , on the ground that , unless the Power universally and finally at work is morally perfect , as omnipotent goodness or love , there can be no valid intercourse with ...
... reality is accepted in these lectures as the true final con- ception , on the ground that , unless the Power universally and finally at work is morally perfect , as omnipotent goodness or love , there can be no valid intercourse with ...
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... reality must be under human conditions , or is possible so far only as the changing universe is adapted to and ... realities among which they were involuntarily introduced at birth , under inevitable intellectual and moral postulates ...
... reality must be under human conditions , or is possible so far only as the changing universe is adapted to and ... realities among which they were involuntarily introduced at birth , under inevitable intellectual and moral postulates ...
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... realities to inexplicable successive changes in mere appearances , is in this century working in the main current of thought in Europe and America , in sympathy with analogous ideas in India and the East , is a consideration which was ...
... realities to inexplicable successive changes in mere appearances , is in this century working in the main current of thought in Europe and America , in sympathy with analogous ideas in India and the East , is a consideration which was ...
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... reality , and worth of religion - in any of its degrees of develop- ment , above all in Christianity , professedly its catholic or absolute form - merges , as an intellectual inquiry , in this central question of philosophy , about the ...
... reality , and worth of religion - in any of its degrees of develop- ment , above all in Christianity , professedly its catholic or absolute form - merges , as an intellectual inquiry , in this central question of philosophy , about the ...
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... reality is instinct- ively supposed to consist . The demand for Natural Theology , not in the narrow or exclusively physical , but in the universal or philosophic sense of the term ' natural , " is a demand virtually for the rationale ...
... reality is instinct- ively supposed to consist . The demand for Natural Theology , not in the narrow or exclusively physical , but in the universal or philosophic sense of the term ' natural , " is a demand virtually for the rationale ...
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