The Works of George Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne, Volume 3Nelson, 1948 - Knowledge, Theory of |
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... doctrine , and the existence of spurious books no more makes the accepted ones suspect than in the parallel case of ... doctrines . No ; the doctrines express a reversal of the world's values , and similar doctrines have been widely ...
... doctrine , and the existence of spurious books no more makes the accepted ones suspect than in the parallel case of ... doctrines . No ; the doctrines express a reversal of the world's values , and similar doctrines have been widely ...
Page 272
... doctrine . Upon the whole , I cannot comprehend why any man should conclude against the truth of the Gospel from ... doctrine that it was preached by simple people to simple people . 20 CRITO . Indeed if there was no other attestation to ...
... doctrine . Upon the whole , I cannot comprehend why any man should conclude against the truth of the Gospel from ... doctrine that it was preached by simple people to simple people . 20 CRITO . Indeed if there was no other attestation to ...
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... doctrine of force , men arrive at the knowledge of many inventions in Mechanics , and are taught to frame engines , by means of which things difficult and otherwise impossible may be performed ; and if the same doctrine which is so ...
... doctrine of force , men arrive at the knowledge of many inventions in Mechanics , and are taught to frame engines , by means of which things difficult and otherwise impossible may be performed ; and if the same doctrine which is so ...
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