The Quarterly Review, Volumes 222-242John Murray, 1924 |
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Page 131
... sense of that word . That it is rational , and in what sense it is rational , can only be found out by patiently seeking ; by first hoping and then substantiating . 6 But theology and science show their first divergence in that they ...
... sense of that word . That it is rational , and in what sense it is rational , can only be found out by patiently seeking ; by first hoping and then substantiating . 6 But theology and science show their first divergence in that they ...
Page 137
... sense implied in science's quasi - religious faith , would but be to say that human mentality is so constituted ( perhaps in virtue of the survival - value of uniformity - beliefs ) that the mind of man is ever restless till it abide in ...
... sense implied in science's quasi - religious faith , would but be to say that human mentality is so constituted ( perhaps in virtue of the survival - value of uniformity - beliefs ) that the mind of man is ever restless till it abide in ...
Page 138
... sense of rationality ' that is connected with the principle of sufficient reason rather than with the principles of identity and contradiction ; to reason such as charac- terises induction , probability , and common sense ; and to ...
... sense of rationality ' that is connected with the principle of sufficient reason rather than with the principles of identity and contradiction ; to reason such as charac- terises induction , probability , and common sense ; and to ...
Contents
The League of Nations | 1 |
Mediæval Music | 5 |
The Study of Earthquakes | 7 |
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