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... judgment , and is in every judgment , whether ideal or empirical , that which makes it a judgment or affirmation . Being , Gioberti says , contains a complete judgment in itself , for it is equivalent to being is ; but this is nothing ...
... judgment , and is in every judgment , whether ideal or empirical , that which makes it a judgment or affirmation . Being , Gioberti says , contains a complete judgment in itself , for it is equivalent to being is ; but this is nothing ...
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... judgments a priori ; for in every empirical judgment or particular experience we apply a synthetic judgment a priori . The empirical judgment , fire liquefies wax , is only a particular application of the judgment , whatever happens ...
... judgments a priori ; for in every empirical judgment or particular experience we apply a synthetic judgment a priori . The empirical judgment , fire liquefies wax , is only a particular application of the judgment , whatever happens ...
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... judgment , he has and can have only a fallible authority . " It is not because the Holy Scriptures do not contain , explicitly or implicitly , the whole faith , that , interpreted by private judgment , they give only a fallible rule of ...
... judgment , he has and can have only a fallible authority . " It is not because the Holy Scriptures do not contain , explicitly or implicitly , the whole faith , that , interpreted by private judgment , they give only a fallible rule of ...
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