Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... activity , but as the efficient cause which exerts an activity . I know that I shall not be annihilated when my ac- tivity ceases , but that I shall merely hold my activity in potentia , ready to deploy it again when the moment comes ...
... activity , but as the efficient cause which exerts an activity . I know that I shall not be annihilated when my ac- tivity ceases , but that I shall merely hold my activity in potentia , ready to deploy it again when the moment comes ...
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... activity is the activity of the existences themselves ; if they are considered as not so concreted , yet as real , the activity is the activity of the Divine mind which contains them , and is the power to concrete or actualize them ...
... activity is the activity of the existences themselves ; if they are considered as not so concreted , yet as real , the activity is the activity of the Divine mind which contains them , and is the power to concrete or actualize them ...
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... activity ; and that in this spontaneous activity alone our real personality consists . If , therefore , in our subsequent classification of the faculties of the mind , little appears to be said about the will , it must be remembered ...
... activity ; and that in this spontaneous activity alone our real personality consists . If , therefore , in our subsequent classification of the faculties of the mind , little appears to be said about the will , it must be remembered ...
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