Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... intellect can act without the intelligible ! Every act of intellect is an intellection ; and so there can be intellection in which nothing is understood , or known , a sheer contradiction in terms . Here is his mistake . The principles ...
... intellect can act without the intelligible ! Every act of intellect is an intellection ; and so there can be intellection in which nothing is understood , or known , a sheer contradiction in terms . Here is his mistake . The principles ...
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. It is , then , we who , by our intellect , make him intelligible to us , not he who makes himself intelligible to our intellect by his own intelligibility . What we assert is , that God by his own creative act ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. It is , then , we who , by our intellect , make him intelligible to us , not he who makes himself intelligible to our intellect by his own intelligibility . What we assert is , that God by his own creative act ...
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... intellect and will , must be true and morally good , therefore must be grounded in Cath- olic doctrine and morals ; for aside from these , in the intellect- ual and volitive orders , all is false and immoral , neither true nor good ...
... intellect and will , must be true and morally good , therefore must be grounded in Cath- olic doctrine and morals ; for aside from these , in the intellect- ual and volitive orders , all is false and immoral , neither true nor good ...
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