Brownson's Quarterly ReviewBenjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... intelligible species of the Peripatetics , or rather to what they call species impressa . Dr. Reid , founder of the Scottish school , finished by Sir William Hamilton , thought he did a great thing when he vehemently attacked , and as ...
... intelligible species of the Peripatetics , or rather to what they call species impressa . Dr. Reid , founder of the Scottish school , finished by Sir William Hamilton , thought he did a great thing when he vehemently attacked , and as ...
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... intelligible substance distinguishable from the sensible . When they hear us affirm the Real Presence of the body and blood of our Lord in the Sacrament , they immediately understand us to assert a sensible presence . Therefore when ...
... intelligible substance distinguishable from the sensible . When they hear us affirm the Real Presence of the body and blood of our Lord in the Sacrament , they immediately understand us to assert a sensible presence . Therefore when ...
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... intelligible , but we are not prepared to admit that it is a mere appearance , or that it is absolutely un- real . We believe it real in its own order , not simply , as the Transcendentalists maintain , an appearance or sense - show ...
... intelligible , but we are not prepared to admit that it is a mere appearance , or that it is absolutely un- real . We believe it real in its own order , not simply , as the Transcendentalists maintain , an appearance or sense - show ...
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