Natural Law in Science And Philosophy
Natural Law in Science And Philosophy
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The force of which we assert persistence is that Absolute Force we are obliged to postulate as the necessary correlative of the force we are conscious of. . . . In asserting it, we assert an Unconditioned Reality, without beginning or end. Thus, quite unexpectedly, we come down once more to ... The continued existence of an Unknow- able as the necessary correlative of the Know- / able (First Principles, 62, etc. ). J But then, as Dauriac stated in his remarkable work Des 86 THE PHYSICAL LAWS no...tions de mati&re et de force dans les sciences de la nature, if that which is conserved is unknowable, how do we know that it persists ? Either this transcendent principle has no- thing in common with the forces with which science deals, and its so-called persistence explains nothing ; or else it is the substance of the forces with which we are acquainted, and, in affirming its persistence, we are really affirming that transmutation of forces which there is nothing in science to warrant us in admitting.
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The force of which we assert persistence is that Absolute Force we are obliged to postulate as the necessary correlative of the force we are conscious of. . . . In asserting it, we assert an Unconditioned Reality, without beginning or end. Thus, quite unexpectedly, we come down once more to ... The continued existence of an Unknow- able as the necessary correlative of the Know- / able (First Principles, 62, etc. ). J But then, as Dauriac stated in his remarkable work Des 86 THE PHYSICAL LAWS no...tions de mati&re et de force dans les sciences de la nature, if that which is conserved is unknowable, how do we know that it persists ? Either this transcendent principle has no- thing in common with the forces with which science deals, and its so-called persistence explains nothing ; or else it is the substance of the forces with which we are acquainted, and, in affirming its persistence, we are really affirming that transmutation of forces which there is nothing in science to warrant us in admitting.
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