The Works of John Locke, Volumen1Scientia, 1963 - 500 páginas |
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... infinite parts , it can have no other infinity than that of number , capable still of farther addition ; but not an actual positive idea of a number infinite . For , I think ... infinite . think of infinite space or Ch . 17 . 217 Infinity .
... infinite parts , it can have no other infinity than that of number , capable still of farther addition ; but not an actual positive idea of a number infinite . For , I think ... infinite . think of infinite space or Ch . 17 . 217 Infinity .
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... infinite space , because they can have no idea of infinite matter . Which consequence , I conceive , is very ill collected ; because the existence of matter is no ways necessary to the existence of space , no more than the existence of ...
... infinite space , because they can have no idea of infinite matter . Which consequence , I conceive , is very ill collected ; because the existence of matter is no ways necessary to the existence of space , no more than the existence of ...
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... infinite space ; yet those philosophers who are of opinion that infinite space is possessed by God's infinite omnipresence , as well as infinite duration by his external existence , must be allowed to have as clear an idea of infinite ...
... infinite space ; yet those philosophers who are of opinion that infinite space is possessed by God's infinite omnipresence , as well as infinite duration by his external existence , must be allowed to have as clear an idea of infinite ...
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