An Essay in Practical Philosophy Relations of Wisdom And Purpose
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This means that: Every law, by its own condi- tions, must be self -enforcing.
The first time any cause produces an ef- fect it must establish a self-enforcing law for the reason that, by the Principle of Regula- tion, the same or a similar cause whenever and wherever placed under the same or similar conditions must invariably produce the same or a similar effect.
Consequently, whenever a cause pro- duces an effect it must either establish a self- enforcing law or conform to one previously estab...lished by a similar cause under similar conditions.
Whence, by the Principle of Regulation: All causes must act according to self -enforcing law.
70 CONDITIONS OF A LAW.
The conditions under which any cause, subject to the terms of a self-enforcing law, may have produced an effect include and are limited to its relations to every other cause by which the effect had been or might have been influenced. For it is certain that every pos- sible influence of every other cause must be included and it is evident that there can be no occasion for the inclusion of anything else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This means that: Every law, by its own condi- tions, must be self -enforcing.
The first time any cause produces an ef- fect it must establish a self-enforcing law for the reason that, by the Principle of Regula- tion, the same or a similar cause whenever and wherever placed under the same or similar conditions must invariably produce the same or a similar effect.
Consequently, whenever a cause pro- duces an effect it must either establish a self- enforcing law or conform to one previously estab...lished by a similar cause under similar conditions.
Whence, by the Principle of Regulation: All causes must act according to self -enforcing law.
70 CONDITIONS OF A LAW.
The conditions under which any cause, subject to the terms of a self-enforcing law, may have produced an effect include and are limited to its relations to every other cause by which the effect had been or might have been influenced. For it is certain that every pos- sible influence of every other cause must be included and it is evident that there can be no occasion for the inclusion of anything else.
What to read after An Essay in Practical Philosophy Relations of Wisdom And Purpose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Justin Mccarty to read onlineMoreLess
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