An Introduction to Modern Philosophy in Seven Philosophical Problems |
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... necessary to stop at some first mover which is moved by nothing else . And this is what we all understand God to be ... necessary to suppose the existence of some first efficient cause , and this men call God . THE THIRD WAY The Third ...
... necessary to stop at some first mover which is moved by nothing else . And this is what we all understand God to be ... necessary to suppose the existence of some first efficient cause , and this men call God . THE THIRD WAY The Third ...
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... necessary connection . The scenes of the universe are continually shifting , and one object follows another in an uninterrupted succession . But any " force " or necessary connection pervading the whole machine never discovers itself in ...
... necessary connection . The scenes of the universe are continually shifting , and one object follows another in an uninterrupted succession . But any " force " or necessary connection pervading the whole machine never discovers itself in ...
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... necessary or sufficient property . Many theorists contend that their enterprise is no mere intellectual exercise but a necessity for any understanding of art and our proper evaluation of it . Unless we know what art is , they say , what ...
... necessary or sufficient property . Many theorists contend that their enterprise is no mere intellectual exercise but a necessity for any understanding of art and our proper evaluation of it . Unless we know what art is , they say , what ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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