Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... intelligible object . Consequently , as destitute of the intelligible , it cannot go forth , either spontaneously or at the command of the will , to seek the intelligible , the principles , which method is subsequently to apply . The ...
... intelligible object . Consequently , as destitute of the intelligible , it cannot go forth , either spontaneously or at the command of the will , to seek the intelligible , the principles , which method is subsequently to apply . The ...
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... intelligible , the sensible is not , or at least only a sensitive affection , from which nothing is con- cludable , as we have already shown : and , moreover , the effect in its character of effect , the character in which it must be as ...
... intelligible , the sensible is not , or at least only a sensitive affection , from which nothing is con- cludable , as we have already shown : and , moreover , the effect in its character of effect , the character in which it must be as ...
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... 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 places the intellectual power with which he endows us in relation with his own ...
... 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 places the intellectual power with which he endows us in relation with his own ...
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