A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 67
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The machine reads it as
- C
- oreceded that Position; it Peems more Ra-
- tional, and Natural; in the isporance
- Men are oF mhar the Soul is, frA to enquire
- Whether thac Porver ot Cogitation which
- ther perceire in themlelres may noc De
- communicated to Matter; anditcher finc
- no contradiction in ic, (and upon thac
- chink he to determine ot the nature ot a
- chins, Which thes cannot certainly knoi)
- thence toconclude, that the soul is not a
- Substance distinet From Matter. Buthorr-
- soerer that be, it cannot De concluded,
- thac chole nho make this Ouection g0 up-
- On a Suppolition That thesont is not a distinct
- permanant substance, wrhichis the Principle
- the Remarker mond hare supposd tobe
- MT. Locks; The Ouestion, a5 MT. Lock
- makes iC, is nOt Whether our Cocitations are
- the operations of Cod, or of Matier: DuE
- Whether Cod has siren the Porer ot CO.
- sitation to a Material, Or an Immarerial
- substance, and wrhich ay foerer this Oue-
- Aion is resolred, thesoul must equally Dc
- Cupposd a distinct permanent substance; toe
- a Material Substance iS nOF lels a Substance
- than an Immaterial.
- But the Fallacy by which thac suppos
- tion, That the Sont is noi a distinet permanent
- Substance, i5 imputed to MT. Lock, VPOn
- his doubrins whether chesoul may not be
- Material, lies in this, thac suppolins the
- Soul not to De a Substance distinet trom
- Marcer, is taken for the Pane chins, a5
- supposins it not to be distinet trom the
- Body, rrhicti are rers differene supposi-
- EIDHS
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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 67. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0089?run=74