The Philosophy of Religion in England And America
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If he makes it, he necessarily makes the two sides greater than the third, and if he conceives it necessarily conceives them greater. This necessity extends both to external existence and to our conception of it.
Is this, then, the contingency with which Tappan would endow the will or prove it to be endowed? Has he writ- ten a book to prove that we can conceive the will as choos- ing differently from what it actually chooses ? If so, he has proved no contingency as belonging to it which does no...t belong equally to every other cause. And with respect to the others, he has unequivocally admitted that there is a real necessity. Having admitted that all physical causes are necessary " with respect to the powers themselves, " although not necessary in general thought as principles are, and having failed to prove that the will is contingent in any sense which is not equally applicable to those causes which he admits to be really necessary, and having failed 74 ESSAYS — THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he makes it, he necessarily makes the two sides greater than the third, and if he conceives it necessarily conceives them greater. This necessity extends both to external existence and to our conception of it.
Is this, then, the contingency with which Tappan would endow the will or prove it to be endowed? Has he writ- ten a book to prove that we can conceive the will as choos- ing differently from what it actually chooses ? If so, he has proved no contingency as belonging to it which does no...t belong equally to every other cause. And with respect to the others, he has unequivocally admitted that there is a real necessity. Having admitted that all physical causes are necessary " with respect to the powers themselves, " although not necessary in general thought as principles are, and having failed to prove that the will is contingent in any sense which is not equally applicable to those causes which he admits to be really necessary, and having failed 74 ESSAYS — THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY.
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