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... existence of the fenfation ; and that of his own exifience , as a fentient being . After the fenfation is at an end , he can rem mber he felt it ; he can conceive that he feels it again . If he has felt a variety of different fenfations ...
... existence of the fenfation ; and that of his own exifience , as a fentient being . After the fenfation is at an end , he can rem mber he felt it ; he can conceive that he feels it again . If he has felt a variety of different fenfations ...
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... existence is one of the greatest of perfections . ' The Doctor controverts thefe premises : • Perfection , ( he fays ... existence ; which is not a perfection of any thing , no attribute of it , but only the mere conftitution of it in ...
... existence is one of the greatest of perfections . ' The Doctor controverts thefe premises : • Perfection , ( he fays ... existence ; which is not a perfection of any thing , no attribute of it , but only the mere conftitution of it in ...
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... existence of the Deity be a legitimate deduction from it . According to M , Kant's hypothefis , a fupreme Being is to be admitted for no other reason than that he may establish a neceffary and indif foluble connection between virtue and ...
... existence of the Deity be a legitimate deduction from it . According to M , Kant's hypothefis , a fupreme Being is to be admitted for no other reason than that he may establish a neceffary and indif foluble connection between virtue and ...
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