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Those who formto themselves distinct, intelligible notions of the powers of theuniverse, are accused of denying the existence of this power: those whofound every thing that is operated in this world, upon determinate, immutable laws, are accused with attributing every thing to chance; aretaxed with blindness, branded with delirium, by those very enthusiaststhemselves, whose imagination, always wandering in a vacuum, regularlyattribute the effects of nature to fictitious causes, which have noexi...stence but in their own heated brain; to fanciful beings of their owncreation; to chimerical powers, which they obstinately persist inpreferring to actual, demonstrable causes. No man in his proper sensescan deny the energy of nature, or the existence of a power by virtue ofwhich matter acts; by which it puts itself in motion; but no man can, without renouncing his reason, attribute this power to an immaterialsubstance; to a power placed out of nature; distinguished from matter;having nothing in common with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those who formto themselves distinct, intelligible notions of the powers of theuniverse, are accused of denying the existence of this power: those whofound every thing that is operated in this world, upon determinate, immutable laws, are accused with attributing every thing to chance; aretaxed with blindness, branded with delirium, by those very enthusiaststhemselves, whose imagination, always wandering in a vacuum, regularlyattribute the effects of nature to fictitious causes, which have noexi...stence but in their own heated brain; to fanciful beings of their owncreation; to chimerical powers, which they obstinately persist inpreferring to actual, demonstrable causes. No man in his proper sensescan deny the energy of nature, or the existence of a power by virtue ofwhich matter acts; by which it puts itself in motion; but no man can, without renouncing his reason, attribute this power to an immaterialsubstance; to a power placed out of nature; distinguished from matter;having nothing in common with it.
What to read after The System of Nature volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Henri Thiry Holbach to read onlineMoreLess
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