The Nineteenth Century, Volume 24Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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Page 295
... fact about me is that I — the thinking being -exist . That is the most certain of all my certitudes , the one reality of which it is impossible for me to doubt : and it is the true starting- point of all philosophy . The fleeting ...
... fact about me is that I — the thinking being -exist . That is the most certain of all my certitudes , the one reality of which it is impossible for me to doubt : and it is the true starting- point of all philosophy . The fleeting ...
Page 384
... fact converted many Hindoos into sneaks and thieves . The argument shows that any man may be injured by destroying a belief , true or false , upon which his life has been moulded . The fact is undeniable , and suggests some curious ...
... fact converted many Hindoos into sneaks and thieves . The argument shows that any man may be injured by destroying a belief , true or false , upon which his life has been moulded . The fact is undeniable , and suggests some curious ...
Page 387
... fact , it will be equally a fact whatever our theories . Like other facts , it will no doubt be desirable to recognise its existence ; but I am happy in being quite unable to believe that it matters very much to morality what theories ...
... fact , it will be equally a fact whatever our theories . Like other facts , it will no doubt be desirable to recognise its existence ; but I am happy in being quite unable to believe that it matters very much to morality what theories ...
Contents
THE VAGUE CRY FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION By Lord Arm | 1 |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND COUNTY COUNCILS IN FRANCE | 136 |
WHO OWNS THE CHURCHES? By the Rev Dr Jessopp | 184 |
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