Essay On Religious Philosophy volume 2
Essay On Religious Philosophy volume 2
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A sudden and irresistible judgment refers this to the necessary, nave Cxoselyiollowed M. Saisset. Edaircissement dewyAhme. Tome TL, Ph. 316-368.
2 Waterland — Dissertation upon tJi£ Argument a priori. Chapter 3.
2o6 ESSAY : BY THE TRANSLATOR.
infinite, perfect Being. We may formulate the proof in this proposition, "The imperfect being has its reason in the perfect Being. " This is the proper and irrefragable Theistic proof But the use of reasoning is to refute the Atheist, and bring him to a re...ductio ad absurdum ; and in this point of view, the finest exertions of the human intellect have their own proper functions.
To the usual philosophical classifications of the Theistic proofs, M. Saisset prefers the historical order, which he arranges as follows : — I. Tbe Socratic proof from Final causes. — Anaxagoras would seem to have been the first among the Greeks who used it. Socrates, in the Phsedo of Plato, says to Cebes — "When I was young, Cebes, it is surprising how earnestly I desired that species of science, which they call physical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A sudden and irresistible judgment refers this to the necessary, nave Cxoselyiollowed M. Saisset. Edaircissement dewyAhme. Tome TL, Ph. 316-368.
2 Waterland — Dissertation upon tJi£ Argument a priori. Chapter 3.
2o6 ESSAY : BY THE TRANSLATOR.
infinite, perfect Being. We may formulate the proof in this proposition, "The imperfect being has its reason in the perfect Being. " This is the proper and irrefragable Theistic proof But the use of reasoning is to refute the Atheist, and bring him to a re...ductio ad absurdum ; and in this point of view, the finest exertions of the human intellect have their own proper functions.
To the usual philosophical classifications of the Theistic proofs, M. Saisset prefers the historical order, which he arranges as follows : — I. Tbe Socratic proof from Final causes. — Anaxagoras would seem to have been the first among the Greeks who used it. Socrates, in the Phsedo of Plato, says to Cebes — "When I was young, Cebes, it is surprising how earnestly I desired that species of science, which they call physical.
What to read after Essay On Religious Philosophy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mile Edmond Saisset to read onlineMoreLess
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