A Discourse of a Method for the Well Guiding of Reason
A Discourse of a Method for the Well Guiding of Reason
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Lastly, To conclude these Morals, I thought fit to make a review of mensseverall imployments in this life, that I might endeavour to make choiceof the best, and without prejudice to other mens, I thought I could notdo better then to continue in the same wherein I was, that is, to imployall my life in cultivating my Reason, and advancing my self, as far as Icould in the knowledge of Truth, following the Method I had prescribedmyself. I was sensible of such extreme contentment since I began to us...ethis Method, that I thought none could in this life be capable of anymore sweet and innocent: and daily discovering by means thereof, someTruths which seemed to me of importance, and commonly such as other menwere ignorant of, the satisfaction I thereby received did so possesse myminde, as if all things else concern'd me not. Besides, that the threepreceding Maximes were grounded only on the designe I had, to continuethe instruction of my self. For God having given to every one of us alight to discern truth from falsehood, I could not beleeve I ought tocontent my self one moment with the opinions of others, unlesse I hadproposed to my self in due time to imploy my judgment in the examinationof them.
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Lastly, To conclude these Morals, I thought fit to make a review of mensseverall imployments in this life, that I might endeavour to make choiceof the best, and without prejudice to other mens, I thought I could notdo better then to continue in the same wherein I was, that is, to imployall my life in cultivating my Reason, and advancing my self, as far as Icould in the knowledge of Truth, following the Method I had prescribedmyself. I was sensible of such extreme contentment since I began to us...ethis Method, that I thought none could in this life be capable of anymore sweet and innocent: and daily discovering by means thereof, someTruths which seemed to me of importance, and commonly such as other menwere ignorant of, the satisfaction I thereby received did so possesse myminde, as if all things else concern'd me not. Besides, that the threepreceding Maximes were grounded only on the designe I had, to continuethe instruction of my self. For God having given to every one of us alight to discern truth from falsehood, I could not beleeve I ought tocontent my self one moment with the opinions of others, unlesse I hadproposed to my self in due time to imploy my judgment in the examinationof them.
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