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Page 182
... reason . So God might by revelation discover the truth of any proposition in geometry , as well as men might make the discovery themselves . Third , I say nothing can , under title of revelation , shake or overrule plain knowledge , or ...
... reason . So God might by revelation discover the truth of any proposition in geometry , as well as men might make the discovery themselves . Third , I say nothing can , under title of revelation , shake or overrule plain knowledge , or ...
Page 204
... reason . By a critique of pure reason I do not mean a criticism of books and sys- tems . I mean a critical analysis of the power of reason itself , touching that whole class of knowledge which it may strive after unassisted by ...
... reason . By a critique of pure reason I do not mean a criticism of books and sys- tems . I mean a critical analysis of the power of reason itself , touching that whole class of knowledge which it may strive after unassisted by ...
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... reason , is one and the same in the great as well as in the little . In those to whom such a conception is not familiar , I may at least pre- sume the existence of a belief in reason , a desire , a thirst , for an understanding of it ...
... reason , is one and the same in the great as well as in the little . In those to whom such a conception is not familiar , I may at least pre- sume the existence of a belief in reason , a desire , a thirst , for an understanding of it ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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