Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... pure conception , and a pure concep- tion is an empty conception , a conception in which nothing is conceived . Of this class are all our judg- ments a priori , which are again the ground of all our judgments a posteriori ! Our ...
... pure conception , and a pure concep- tion is an empty conception , a conception in which nothing is conceived . Of this class are all our judg- ments a priori , which are again the ground of all our judgments a posteriori ! Our ...
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... pure reason ; that is , of rea- son , when abstraction is made of all experience , of all exercise of reason , and of all that results from its exer- cise . In other words , pure reason is the faculty itself , as we may say , in ...
... pure reason ; that is , of rea- son , when abstraction is made of all experience , of all exercise of reason , and of all that results from its exer- cise . In other words , pure reason is the faculty itself , as we may say , in ...
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... pure word of God is preached . Agreed . But what is the pure word of God ? What the Church declares it to be . Agreed , again . But what Church ? The true Church . Agreed , once more . But which is the true Church ? That in which the ...
... pure word of God is preached . Agreed . But what is the pure word of God ? What the Church declares it to be . Agreed , again . But what Church ? The true Church . Agreed , once more . But which is the true Church ? That in which the ...
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