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... propositions to be treated of more at large . 11. Moral and metaphysical truth . CHAPTER VI . OF UNIVERSAL PROPOSITIONS , THEIR TRUTH AND CERTAINTY . SECT . 1. Treating of words , necessary to knowledge . 2. General truths hardly to be ...
... propositions to be treated of more at large . 11. Moral and metaphysical truth . CHAPTER VI . OF UNIVERSAL PROPOSITIONS , THEIR TRUTH AND CERTAINTY . SECT . 1. Treating of words , necessary to knowledge . 2. General truths hardly to be ...
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... universal propositions . tions . Certainty § 3. But that we may not be misled in two - fold , of this case , by that which is the danger truth and of every where , I mean by the doubtfulness knowledge . of terms , it is fit to observe ...
... universal propositions . tions . Certainty § 3. But that we may not be misled in two - fold , of this case , by that which is the danger truth and of every where , I mean by the doubtfulness knowledge . of terms , it is fit to observe ...
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... propositions , that should carry general truth and certainty with them . But ... universal pro- positions may with certainty be made concerning it . v . g ... universal pro- position concerning gold in this respect ; and the real msist ...
... propositions , that should carry general truth and certainty with them . But ... universal pro- positions may with certainty be made concerning it . v . g ... universal pro- position concerning gold in this respect ; and the real msist ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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