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... matter , the author endea vours to establish that every thing in nature is included within the confines of matter and spirit ; that man is a being com . pounded of both ; that solidity , magnitude , figure , and exten- sion are ...
... matter , the author endea vours to establish that every thing in nature is included within the confines of matter and spirit ; that man is a being com . pounded of both ; that solidity , magnitude , figure , and exten- sion are ...
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... matter , such arguments as the following can hardly be expected to pro- duce conviction : The influence of matter can extend no fur- ther than its surfaces ; and , under every form which it is ca- pable of assuming , matter must be ...
... matter , such arguments as the following can hardly be expected to pro- duce conviction : The influence of matter can extend no fur- ther than its surfaces ; and , under every form which it is ca- pable of assuming , matter must be ...
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... matter itself was created ; -it is admitting the ex- istence of matter , prior to the existence of matter , which is a contradiction in terms . If the materials , out of which matter itself was created , existed previously to the ...
... matter itself was created ; -it is admitting the ex- istence of matter , prior to the existence of matter , which is a contradiction in terms . If the materials , out of which matter itself was created , existed previously to the ...
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