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... matter- It was no matter what he said . However , Byron was utterly wrong , like most of Berkeley's critics . What Bishop Berkeley said has affected all English thought , and most of English philosophers down to the time of Herbert ...
... matter- It was no matter what he said . However , Byron was utterly wrong , like most of Berkeley's critics . What Bishop Berkeley said has affected all English thought , and most of English philosophers down to the time of Herbert ...
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... Matter and motion are only in the mind ; and I say that the whole universe and all that appears to us , is only a manifestation of God to the soul . Nothing but God and the soul exists ; all the rest is phenomenal . " But suppose the ...
... Matter and motion are only in the mind ; and I say that the whole universe and all that appears to us , is only a manifestation of God to the soul . Nothing but God and the soul exists ; all the rest is phenomenal . " But suppose the ...
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... matter - that some god made it out of nothing . I an- swer that nothing produces nothing ; and that what is must always have been . What we call Form and Name have begun . But these are not realities ; -they go and come only as waves ...
... matter - that some god made it out of nothing . I an- swer that nothing produces nothing ; and that what is must always have been . What we call Form and Name have begun . But these are not realities ; -they go and come only as waves ...
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