The Works of John Locke, Volumen1Scientia, 1963 - 500 páginas |
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... allowed , that several moral rules may receive from mankind a very general ap- probation , without either knowing or ... allow , but recommend and magnify , those rules to others , from whose observance of them he is sure to reap ...
... allowed , that several moral rules may receive from mankind a very general ap- probation , without either knowing or ... allow , but recommend and magnify , those rules to others , from whose observance of them he is sure to reap ...
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John Locke. their argument stands thus : " the principles which all mankind allow for true are innate ; those that men of right reason admit , are the principles allowed by all mankind ; we , and those of our mind , are men of reason ...
John Locke. their argument stands thus : " the principles which all mankind allow for true are innate ; those that men of right reason admit , are the principles allowed by all mankind ; we , and those of our mind , are men of reason ...
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... allow ; and therefore all that can be made use of to prove a God . But if any one would extend it farther , and speak deceitfully for God ; if this universality should be urged in a strict sense , not for much the majority , but for a ...
... allow ; and therefore all that can be made use of to prove a God . But if any one would extend it farther , and speak deceitfully for God ; if this universality should be urged in a strict sense , not for much the majority , but for a ...
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