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... objective contrivance of this idea must have some cause , i.e. either the science of the workman or that of some other from whom he has received the idea , it is similarly impossible that the idea of God which is in us should not have ...
... objective contrivance of this idea must have some cause , i.e. either the science of the workman or that of some other from whom he has received the idea , it is similarly impossible that the idea of God which is in us should not have ...
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... objective reality within them [ that is to say , by representation participate in a higher degree of being or perfection ] than those that simply represent modes or accidents ; and that idea again by which I understand a supreme God ...
... objective reality within them [ that is to say , by representation participate in a higher degree of being or perfection ] than those that simply represent modes or accidents ; and that idea again by which I understand a supreme God ...
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... objective , it is not essential that this reality should be formally in the causes of my ideas , but that it is sufficient that it should be found objectively . For just as this mode of objective existence pertains to ideas by their ...
... objective , it is not essential that this reality should be formally in the causes of my ideas , but that it is sufficient that it should be found objectively . For just as this mode of objective existence pertains to ideas by their ...
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