History of
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共 51 段- These considerations bear upon the present subject in this m
- The narrative of Kahnis, originally a series of papers in a
- PERIOD II. (1810-1835.)—Introduction of four new influences
- When any new material of thought, such as a new religion whi
- We must distinctly apprehend what is here intended by the te
- It is one peculiar advantage belonging to the philosophical
- Very unlike to him was his well-known contemporary Celsus. I
- Julian, as already observed, differed from previous opponent
- The two theories were of universal application to every subj
- It would be incorrect however to attribute the satirical all
- Spinoza’s object was similar; but he sought to attain it in
- Toward the end of Charles’s reign, a feeling of this kind ex
- In classifying Woolston with later writers against miracles,
- The argument accordingly is briefly, that testimony cannot e
- Nor was the cause of liberty more hopeful in relation to the
- Diderot,(548) next to Voltaire, was the most able of the inf
- No age exhibits a body of sceptical writers whose characters
- Opinions have changed with regard to the value of evidences
- The application of this method of interpretation led him to
- These systems had even a still more direct effect on the pub
- The wish to give a possible basis for the existence of legen
- This was the state of the critical question with regard to t
- The panic caused by the revolutions of 1848 gave increased s
- The results of the preceding efforts are expressed in him. H
- Such a creed cannot hold the masses. But Positivism in anoth
- The destructive side of his teaching is conveyed in the narr
- The intellectual causes were however selected as the special
- But the heart asks a further moral. Though it derives satisf
- In pursuing a method of this kind, the appeal must be made t
- Let us strive to use the two methods of finding truth,—study
- The views of Salvador in France (see p. 299) are too origina
- “Le trait caractéristique du 19e siècle est d’avoir substitu
- The idea of man’s universal rights, of universal religious f
- 7. RATIONALIST.—The history of the term is hard to trace. Th
- The result of this and subsequent investigations is as follo
- III. By the Hegelians; 1. from the “right” of the party (usi
- In truth there are two distinct parties in the movement whic
- If Origen is the metaphysical philosopher of the early Apolo
- Accordingly, the probability of revelation having been shown
- Balguy, Dr. works on the Christian evidences, 467.
- Pantheism at Padua, 100;
- 72 “Empirical,” as in Lessing and Paulus; “Spiritual,” as in
- 133 The _Meditations_ of M. Aurelius were edited by Gataker
- 269 It was published by Cousin in 1836, with an elaborate pr
- 378 Coward (1657-1724 circ.) was a physician, who wrote in 1
- 514 A list of those that are said to have been translated is
- 663 On Leibnitz and his system see Tennemann, _Geschichte_ x
- 750 Schleiermacher (1768-1834). His _Leben in Briefen_ (1858
- _ 841 Vermittellungs-Theologie_, and sometimes called _Deut
- 914 Mr. Emerson: it ought to be noticed however that the fol
- 1057 In the work quoted above, _Science in Theology_, the da