RULES FOR THE DIRECTION OF THE MIND DISCOURSE ON THE METHOD MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY OBJECTIONS AGAINST THE MEDITATIONS AND REPLIES THE GEOMETRY1952 |
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... deceived by similar illusions, and in dwelling carefully on this reflection I see so manifestly that there are no ... deceived every time that I add two and three, or count the sides of a square, or judge of things yet simpler, if ...
... deceived by similar illusions, and in dwelling carefully on this reflection I see so manifestly that there are no ... deceived every time that I add two and three, or count the sides of a square, or judge of things yet simpler, if ...
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... deceived by Him? May not God so deal with men as a physician treats his patients, or as a father his children, dissimulation being employed in both cases, and that wisely and with profit? For if God showed to us His truth undimmed, what ...
... deceived by Him? May not God so deal with men as a physician treats his patients, or as a father his children, dissimulation being employed in both cases, and that wisely and with profit? For if God showed to us His truth undimmed, what ...
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... deceive him? The Atheist will reply that he could not be deceived in these matters even though God were to put forth all the force of His omnipotence in the attempt. Hence arises the fifth difficulty whose root is found in that ...
... deceive him? The Atheist will reply that he could not be deceived in these matters even though God were to put forth all the force of His omnipotence in the attempt. Hence arises the fifth difficulty whose root is found in that ...
Contents
Discourse on the Method | 41 |
Of the Things which may be brought within | 75 |
that He exists | 81 |
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