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236. oldal
That no future event can be certainly foreknown , whose existence is contingent , and without all Necessity , may be proved thus ; it is impossible for a thing to be certainly known to any intellect without evidence .
That no future event can be certainly foreknown , whose existence is contingent , and without all Necessity , may be proved thus ; it is impossible for a thing to be certainly known to any intellect without evidence .
237. oldal
event is absolutely without evidence . If there be any evidence of it , it must be one of these two sorts , either self - evidence or proof ; an evident thing must be either evident in itself , or evident in something else : that is ...
event is absolutely without evidence . If there be any evidence of it , it must be one of these two sorts , either self - evidence or proof ; an evident thing must be either evident in itself , or evident in something else : that is ...
392. oldal
Now the question returns , What is the best evidence that there is no such inconsistency ? Those who are satisfied with these plain propositions , the axioms and corollary , may have the evidence of faith , that there is no ...
Now the question returns , What is the best evidence that there is no such inconsistency ? Those who are satisfied with these plain propositions , the axioms and corollary , may have the evidence of faith , that there is no ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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