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Thomas's first claim is that the existence of God is not something which we can know directly ; it is not given as , e.g. , the color of this page is given ; it is not known by intuition ; it is not known by direct insight .
Thomas's first claim is that the existence of God is not something which we can know directly ; it is not given as , e.g. , the color of this page is given ; it is not known by intuition ; it is not known by direct insight .
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MORALITY GROUNDED IN THEOLOGY --- FROM WILLIAM PALEY One of the most important questions we can direct at any human act , is this : " Was it right or wrong ? Did the agent do as he ought to have done , or as he ought not to have done ?
MORALITY GROUNDED IN THEOLOGY --- FROM WILLIAM PALEY One of the most important questions we can direct at any human act , is this : " Was it right or wrong ? Did the agent do as he ought to have done , or as he ought not to have done ?
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As in the case of Kant's handling of the problem of knowledge , it will be neces- sary to state a few of his claims in the form of a condensed summary . His own language is too involved to permit direct citation .
As in the case of Kant's handling of the problem of knowledge , it will be neces- sary to state a few of his claims in the form of a condensed summary . His own language is too involved to permit direct citation .
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AN ACCOUNT OF THIS BOOK | 1 |
A THEOLOGICAL PROBLEM | 8 |
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| Title | An Introduction to Modern Philosophy in Six Philosophical Problems Volume 615 of Education manual U.S. Armed forces Institute. Education manual. 615 Volume 615 of United States. War Department: Educational manual Volume 615 of War Department education manual |
| Author | Alburey Castell |
| Publisher | Macmillan, 1943 |
| Length | 562 pages |
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