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Pagina 14
To think of an idea , concept or notion is enough to cause it to be . In the words of
Saint Anselm , to think of God is enough to make him exist in the mind , which is
the realm of knowledge . The question is , is it enough to cause God to exist in ...
To think of an idea , concept or notion is enough to cause it to be . In the words of
Saint Anselm , to think of God is enough to make him exist in the mind , which is
the realm of knowledge . The question is , is it enough to cause God to exist in ...
Pagina 18
Action is creative in its own way , inasmuch as it is the efficient cause of certain
effects which , because they are the acts of the subject , cannot be distinguished
from him . Factivity , on the contrary , has for its effect to produce beings or objects
...
Action is creative in its own way , inasmuch as it is the efficient cause of certain
effects which , because they are the acts of the subject , cannot be distinguished
from him . Factivity , on the contrary , has for its effect to produce beings or objects
...
Pagina 73
The first cause is that man is an imitating animal . Mimicry is part of his nature , as
we observe it in children . Among the animals , man is an imitator in the highest
degree . The second cause is that everybody enjoys imitations . This is verified ...
The first cause is that man is an imitating animal . Mimicry is part of his nature , as
we observe it in children . Among the animals , man is an imitator in the highest
degree . The second cause is that everybody enjoys imitations . This is verified ...
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