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... reason . Their reaction to Hobbes's moral relativism brought out clearly their assumption ( which only Cudworth took pains to " prove " ) of an eternal and immutable morality — a morality grounded in turn upon a Platonic belief in ...
... reason . Their reaction to Hobbes's moral relativism brought out clearly their assumption ( which only Cudworth took pains to " prove " ) of an eternal and immutable morality — a morality grounded in turn upon a Platonic belief in ...
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Thomas Traherne George Robert Guffey. This " reason " of the Platonists was by no means simply logical think- ing , or , as More put it , " dry Reason . " 80 True reason for the Platonists was , in its most important aspect , a ...
Thomas Traherne George Robert Guffey. This " reason " of the Platonists was by no means simply logical think- ing , or , as More put it , " dry Reason . " 80 True reason for the Platonists was , in its most important aspect , a ...
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... REASON . . . Rule of Right Reason . Cf. CE , p . 141 : “ Reason is the Essence of the Soul " ; this is the accepted formula . The " similitude ” of God's " infinite and Eternal Reason " is " the Essence of the Soul , " as Traherne ...
... REASON . . . Rule of Right Reason . Cf. CE , p . 141 : “ Reason is the Essence of the Soul " ; this is the accepted formula . The " similitude ” of God's " infinite and Eternal Reason " is " the Essence of the Soul , " as Traherne ...
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