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Chap. Ill]§ 49.Meanwhile,itTWO KINDS OF SCIENCE1(39must not be concluded from this that in the development must be uniform,circle of palingenesis scientificin the sense that science,all,whomust conformnious result ...
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§ 49.CuAi'. Ill]little as naturalisticTWO KINDS OF SCIENCE173science in scientificallj' bringing to a suc-end the conflict between these different schools and tendencies on its own ground, it is still the task of science cessfulalso within the real ...
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;170§49.TWO KINDS OF[Div. IIThis accounts for the varieties ofof others a necessity.theoriesSCIENCEand schools which antagonize, and bythis antag-onism bless, each other. This is the reason why in each age and circle cer ...
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Chap. Ill]§No doubtT^YO KINDS OF SCIENCE49.the antitheses sometimes assume an entirely dif-ferent character in thedomain171domainof palingenesis than in theNoof naturalistic science.atheistic, materialistic ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 196
172TWO KINDS OF SCIENCE§ 49.Thatof his being.[Div. IIthis assimilation does not take placebyno objection, since it has been shown that naturalistic science also can make no advances without faith. Moreover, naturalistic science, as well as t ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 198
174TWO KINDS OF SCIENCE§ 49.[Div. IIsuch a church, stands for the most part under those same constellations, it is very natural that in most cases he will not come into any such conflict, but will arrive at the same Then, however, there is no comconclusions as his chur ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 199
Chap. Ill]§ 49.TWO KINDS OFSCIENCE175factors, it is still entirely true that in the abstract thetworesults of our investigation are beforehand certain, ifweandthat,reach other results, our former results are not valid an ...
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;178§ 50.THE PROCESS OF SCIENCE[Div. IIobjective unity of result born from multiformity, in the face is common to both. To both the general subject of science is, and always will be, the human mind at large and not the ego of the individual The rule is also comm ...
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Chap. Ill]§ 50.THE PROCESS OF SCIENCEprocess of the development of science.ment179The subjectiveele-certainly bears on one side a necessary character, butmerely accidental or even is a multiformity from which, for the sake of the full ...
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Chaj-. Ill]§-,o,THE TROCESS OF SCIENCE177— thiswhich the parousia will bring to an end, or end will never come. Hence /ormaZ recognition only is possible from either antithesisThegrateful acceptancewhichnition, but fields. ...
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