...as bearing a nearer relation to the Great Intelligence which created and which maintains the system? There cannot be a doubt that this extraordinary omission...have answered in the negative ; they would have gone farther, and asserted their belief in the separate existence of the soul independent of the body. But...

...Divine wisdom and power, — the mind itself.' The following remarks are deserving of deep attention. ' There cannot be a doubt that this extraordinary omission...persons above named were not materialists ; that is to sny, if you had asked them the question, they would have answered in the negative ; they would have...

...bearing a nearer relation to the Great Intelligence which created and which maintains the system ? There cannot be a doubt that this extraordinary omission...eminent persons above named* were not materialists, that * Some have thought, unjustly, that the language of Paley rather savours of materialism ; but i* may...

...the evidence of mental existence. Hig limited and unexercised powers of abstract discussion, and the is to say, if you had asked them the question, they...have answered in the negative; they would have gone farther, and asserted their belief in the separate existence of the soul independent of the body. But...

...evidence furnished by the mind and its operations have been overlooked ; and attributes this omission to the doubts which men are prone to entertain of the mind's existence independent of matter. By modern wiiters must certainly be meant those of an established fame in these speculations, such...

...bearing a nearer relation to the Great Intelligence which created and which maintains the system 1 There cannot be a doubt that this extraordinary omission...have answered in the negative; they would have gone farther, and asserted their belief in the separate existence of the • Note II. t This observation...

...neglected the mind and its operations." This is the more needful, inasmuch as, according to His Lordship, " there cannot be a doubt that this extraordinary omission...entertain of the mind's existence independent of matter." (p. 54.) We have a farther reason for investigating the subject, in the circumstance, that the affirmation,...

...carelessness, or branded with a tendency to materialism. " There cannot be a doubt," says his Lordship, " that this extraordinary omission had its origin in...question, they would have answered in the negative ; nay, they would have gone further, and asserted their belief in the separate existence of the soul...

...carelessness, or branded with a tendency to materialism. " There cannot •be a doubt," says his Lordship, " that this extraordinary omission had its origin in...question, they would have answered in the negative ; nay, they would have gone further, and asserted their belief in the separate existence of the soul...

...perceivable difference is there between etc. The eminent persons above named were not materialists, this is to say, if you had asked them the question , they would .have answered in the negative. Consider the phenomena of memory. This important faculty, without which no intellectual progress whatever...