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  • An Examination Of Mr. W.h. Gillespie’s Argument A Priori For The Existence Of A Great First Cause, By T.s.b
    Thomas Squire Barrett
    In 'An Examination Of Mr. W.h. Gillespie’s Argument A Priori For The Existence Of A Great First Cause,' T.S.B. presents a detailed philosophical analysis of William Honyman Gillespie’s attempt to prove the existence of God through a priori reasoning. This work delves into the complexities of Gillespie’s arguments, scrutinizing their logical structure and underlying assumptions....
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    14,74 €

  • A Popular Grammar Of The Elements Of Astronomy (1836)
    Thomas Squire
    ''A Popular Grammar of the Elements of Astronomy'' is a book written by Thomas Squire and published in 1836. The book is a comprehensive guide to the study of astronomy, covering topics such as the solar system, the stars, and the universe. It is written in a clear and concise style, making it accessible to readers of all levels of knowledge. The book is divided into several se...
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    35,42 €

  • An Examination Of W. H. Gillespie’s Argument A Priori For The Existence Of A Great First Cause (1869)
    Thomas Squire Barrett
    ''An Examination Of W. H. Gillespie�������s Argument A Priori For The Existence Of A Great First Cause (1869)'' is a book written by Thomas Squire Barrett. It is an analysis of the argument presented by W. H. Gillespie in his book ''The First Cause: A New Argument for the Existence of God'' (1869). Gillespie’s argument is based on the concept of a ''great first cause'' that is ...
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    20,54 €

  • A New View Of Causation (1871)
    Thomas Squire Barrett
    ''A New View of Causation'' is a philosophical treatise written by Thomas Squire Barrett in 1871. The book presents a new perspective on the concept of causation, challenging traditional notions of causality as a necessary connection between cause and effect. Barrett argues that causation is not a fixed and immutable relationship, but rather a subjective interpretation of event...
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    31,14 €