Berkeley
Berkeley
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I cannot agree with him in these particulars. I make no scruple to use the word space as well as all other words in common use ; but I do not mean thereby a distinct absolute being. . . . By TO vvv I suppose to be implied that all things past and to come are present to the mind of God, and that there is in Him no change, variation, or succession of time. A succession of ideas I take to constitute Time, and not to be only the sensible measure thereof, as Mr Locke and others think. But in these m...atters every one is to think for himself, and speak as he finds. One of my earliest inquiries was about Time, which led me into several paradoxes that I did not think fit or necessary to publish, particularly into the notion that the resurrection follows next moment to death. We are con- founded and perplexed about time (a) supposing a succession in God, (6) conceiving that we have an abstract idea of time, Metaphysical Correspondence. 135 (c) supposing that time in one mind is to be measured by succession of ideas in another, (d) not considering the true end and use of words, which as often terminate in the will as in the understanding, being employed rather to excite influence and direct action than to produce clear and dis- tinct ideas.
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I cannot agree with him in these particulars. I make no scruple to use the word space as well as all other words in common use ; but I do not mean thereby a distinct absolute being. . . . By TO vvv I suppose to be implied that all things past and to come are present to the mind of God, and that there is in Him no change, variation, or succession of time. A succession of ideas I take to constitute Time, and not to be only the sensible measure thereof, as Mr Locke and others think. But in these m...atters every one is to think for himself, and speak as he finds. One of my earliest inquiries was about Time, which led me into several paradoxes that I did not think fit or necessary to publish, particularly into the notion that the resurrection follows next moment to death. We are con- founded and perplexed about time (a) supposing a succession in God, (6) conceiving that we have an abstract idea of time, Metaphysical Correspondence. 135 (c) supposing that time in one mind is to be measured by succession of ideas in another, (d) not considering the true end and use of words, which as often terminate in the will as in the understanding, being employed rather to excite influence and direct action than to produce clear and dis- tinct ideas.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser, Alexander Campbell, 1819-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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