The Argument for a Finitist Theology
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, of the relation as real as both of them, which we try to regard as non-essential to the being of either of them, but which for that very reason, has to be supposed wholly other than themselves, just as they are supposed to be different from each other. " 9 "Hereupon, of course, Mr. Bradley's now familiar form of argument enters with its full rights . . . The + is linked to / and to F and the l endless fission' unquestionably ' breaks out/ The relation itself is seen entering into what seem ne...w relations. " 100 Thus Royce agrees with Bradley that every form of real- istic being " involves such endless or self-representative con- stitution"; 101 that, in particular, realistic being breaks down upon the contradictions resulting from this constitution. Royce, however, does not accept the view "that to be self- representative is as such to be self-contradictory. " This con- clusion, he thinks, is obviated by the help of the definition of infinity as a self-representative system. The notion of " self- representation " permits us to take an infinite multiplicity all at once.
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, of the relation as real as both of them, which we try to regard as non-essential to the being of either of them, but which for that very reason, has to be supposed wholly other than themselves, just as they are supposed to be different from each other. " 9 "Hereupon, of course, Mr. Bradley's now familiar form of argument enters with its full rights . . . The + is linked to / and to F and the l endless fission' unquestionably ' breaks out/ The relation itself is seen entering into what seem ne...w relations. " 100 Thus Royce agrees with Bradley that every form of real- istic being " involves such endless or self-representative con- stitution"; 101 that, in particular, realistic being breaks down upon the contradictions resulting from this constitution. Royce, however, does not accept the view "that to be self- representative is as such to be self-contradictory. " This con- clusion, he thinks, is obviated by the help of the definition of infinity as a self-representative system. The notion of " self- representation " permits us to take an infinite multiplicity all at once.
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