Some Brief Considerations Upon Mr. Locke's Hypothesis: That the Knowledge of God Is Attainable by Ideas of Reflexion, Wherein in Demonstrated, Upon ... by Ideas of Reflexion; Being an Addition to - Softcover
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Excerpt from Some Brief Considerations Upon Mr. Locke's Hypothesis: That the Knowledge of God Is Attainable by Ideas of Reflexion, Wherein in Demonstrated, Upon His Own Principles, That the Knowledge of God Is Not Attainable by Ideas of Reflexion; Being an Addition to a Book Lately Publish'd, Entitled, the Knowledge of Di
Concernments, from contemplating the Ope rations of his Soul, or the Works of Crea tion my Inference will be juil, That Ideas of Reflexion are vain and ufelefs to all the Purpofes of Divine Knowledge, and that there is no other Method left of coming thereat, but by instruction.
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Excerpt from Some Brief Considerations Upon Mr. Locke's Hypothesis: That the Knowledge of God Is Attainable by Ideas of Reflexion, Wherein in Demonstrated, Upon His Own Principles, That the Knowledge of God Is Not Attainable by Ideas of Reflexion; Being an Addition to a Book Lately Publish'd, Entitled, the Knowledge of Di
Concernments, from contemplating the Ope rations of his Soul, or the Works of Crea tion my Inference will be juil, That Ideas of Reflexion are vain and ufelefs to all the Purpofes of Divine Knowledge, and that there is no other Method left of coming thereat, but by instruction.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book offers an analysis of the ideas presented by John Locke in his renowned work, An Essay Concerning Human Understanding. The author delves into Locke's theory of knowledge, particularly his concept of ideas of reflection, and argues that the human mind cannot attain knowledge of immaterial and spiritual beings, such as God, solely through introspection and the examination of its own operations. The author contends that Locke's emphasis on the limitations of human knowledge undermines his own arguments for the existence of God, and ultimately fails to provide a satisfactory foundation for religious belief. This thought-provoking examination will appeal to scholars and laypeople alike, encouraging reflection on the nature of knowledge and the limits of reason. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781330529973_0
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