The Works of President Edwards ...Isaac Sturtevant, Printer, 1808 |
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... infinite . Because of his endless questioning of tradition , for in- stance , Socrates became the first “ infinite personality ” ( PR Preface , 20 ) . Yet as Hegel points out , the meaning of the " infinite " is ambiguous . According to ...
... infinite . Because of his endless questioning of tradition , for in- stance , Socrates became the first “ infinite personality ” ( PR Preface , 20 ) . Yet as Hegel points out , the meaning of the " infinite " is ambiguous . According to ...
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... infinite . If then all that there is in God be infinite , there must also be an infinite exertion of will for a cause , as well as an infinite intelligence in the will , and an infinite efficiency from the will : in short without a ...
... infinite . If then all that there is in God be infinite , there must also be an infinite exertion of will for a cause , as well as an infinite intelligence in the will , and an infinite efficiency from the will : in short without a ...
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... infinite three dimensional manifold of Euclid. Giordano Bruno rejoiced in cosmic infinitude―even though Blaise Pascal was rather intimidated by the unending vastness of space. And with the newly fashionable infinitude of nature, there ...
... infinite three dimensional manifold of Euclid. Giordano Bruno rejoiced in cosmic infinitude―even though Blaise Pascal was rather intimidated by the unending vastness of space. And with the newly fashionable infinitude of nature, there ...
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