The Examined Life: An Adventure in Moral PhilosophyIndiana University Press, 1957 - 276 sider |
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An Adventure in Moral Philosophy Warner Fite. idea , even if , as I shall point out later , the idea failed to warrant authority . Under the growing influence of rationalism the theocratic conception lost its power and the authority of ...
An Adventure in Moral Philosophy Warner Fite. idea , even if , as I shall point out later , the idea failed to warrant authority . Under the growing influence of rationalism the theocratic conception lost its power and the authority of ...
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... idea , logically he must form it if he forms an idea of nature herself.1 And by a logic no less inevitable he must protest against death . It seems to me therefore strictly true to say - precisely from the standpoint of " human nature ...
... idea , logically he must form it if he forms an idea of nature herself.1 And by a logic no less inevitable he must protest against death . It seems to me therefore strictly true to say - precisely from the standpoint of " human nature ...
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... idea : I have an idea of God , therefore God exists . Now the question- able feature of this argument , to my mind , is not the " logic " of it . Really to have an idea of God , I will suggest , is to know that God does exist . The ...
... idea : I have an idea of God , therefore God exists . Now the question- able feature of this argument , to my mind , is not the " logic " of it . Really to have an idea of God , I will suggest , is to know that God does exist . The ...
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