An Inquiry Into the Popular Notion of An Unoriginated, Infinite And Eternal ...
An Inquiry Into the Popular Notion of An Unoriginated, Infinite And Eternal ...
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In reply, I need only to remind the reader, that in relation to (^posite possibilities, the argument did not go to shew that opposite possibilities are not capable of actual existence, but only that they are not capable of coexistence : and in relation to the coexistence of all thmgs which are> ab- stractedly possible, the argument had precisely the same bearing. Every thing which is abstractedly possible may be brought into actual existence : but all things which are abstractedly possible are ...not capable of coexistence, at any single point of duration : neither can all the abstract possi- bilities of an infinite duration be ever brought within the limits of any finite portion of duration however extended.
All abstract possibilities are hypothetical^ eternal; since what is abstractedly possible at any point of duration, must, under the same circumstances, be equally possible at every point of duration : but akbouglvall abstract possibilities are hypothetically immutable, they are actually subject to per- petual mutation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In reply, I need only to remind the reader, that in relation to (^posite possibilities, the argument did not go to shew that opposite possibilities are not capable of actual existence, but only that they are not capable of coexistence : and in relation to the coexistence of all thmgs which are> ab- stractedly possible, the argument had precisely the same bearing. Every thing which is abstractedly possible may be brought into actual existence : but all things which are abstractedly possible are ...not capable of coexistence, at any single point of duration : neither can all the abstract possi- bilities of an infinite duration be ever brought within the limits of any finite portion of duration however extended.
All abstract possibilities are hypothetical^ eternal; since what is abstractedly possible at any point of duration, must, under the same circumstances, be equally possible at every point of duration : but akbouglvall abstract possibilities are hypothetically immutable, they are actually subject to per- petual mutation.
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