Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... existence " ; but the soul , which the author asserts as eternal , which " could not have been created , and cannot be annihilated , " is the essential soul , the soul " abstracted from its active existence , " as we have already seen ...
... existence " ; but the soul , which the author asserts as eternal , which " could not have been created , and cannot be annihilated , " is the essential soul , the soul " abstracted from its active existence , " as we have already seen ...
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... existence which we are , but from the fact that our existence is the actualization of an idea . This cannot be done , for , since every existence is the actualization of some idea , it would imply that all existences have free will ...
... existence which we are , but from the fact that our existence is the actualization of an idea . This cannot be done , for , since every existence is the actualization of some idea , it would imply that all existences have free will ...
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... existence of truth is objective , " but he resolves it as ob- jective into the general , and distinguishes it from the particular , and therefore , though he seems not to be aware of it , denies the existence of particular , concrete ...
... existence of truth is objective , " but he resolves it as ob- jective into the general , and distinguishes it from the particular , and therefore , though he seems not to be aware of it , denies the existence of particular , concrete ...
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