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... sensible species of the bread and wine after con- secration , or change of the substance ? Accidents cannot originate in or be produced by the substance , in the Scholas- tic sense , for if they were , they would not be accidents . The ...
... sensible species of the bread and wine after con- secration , or change of the substance ? Accidents cannot originate in or be produced by the substance , in the Scholas- tic sense , for if they were , they would not be accidents . The ...
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... sensibly present . The reason of this is that modern non - Catholics place the whole body , its very substance or essence , in the sensible species , and do not admit an intelligible substance distinguishable from the sensible . When ...
... sensibly present . The reason of this is that modern non - Catholics place the whole body , its very substance or essence , in the sensible species , and do not admit an intelligible substance distinguishable from the sensible . When ...
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... sensible is purely phenomenal . The sensible , we admit with Plato , copies or imitates the ideal or 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 ...
... sensible is purely phenomenal . The sensible , we admit with Plato , copies or imitates the ideal or 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 ...
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