10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THEISTICAL»
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An epitome of the history of philosophy: being the work ...
into theistical, pantheistic, and atheistic systems, remarking, however, that this
classification should be combined with another division determined by the
different points of view taken in regard to the origin and nature of human
knowledge.
Caleb Sprague Henry,
1855
The Greyson Letters as cited by the Saturday Review. certain attributes of
Theistical writers, and against modern Theistical efforts, and shall, therefore, give
the estimate of Professor Rogers made by the Saturday Review — a wilful journal
truly, ...
George Jacob Holyoake,
1858
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Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bombay
That however which principally distinguishes its opposite, the theistical School of
Patanjali, is that an i?itelligent agent is superadded to elementary matter, and
acknowledged as God, or Iswara; but who is unconcerned with good or bad
deeds, ...
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A commentary on Kant's Critick of the pure reason, tr. from ...
Theoretical and Practical Theology All rational theology is either deistical, or
theistical. The deistical has been refuted in all its proofs — the theistical, in its
physico-theological proof — by our Critick. There only remains theistical theology
, ...
Ernst Kuno B. Fischer, Immanuel Kant, John Pentland Mahaffy (sir),
1866
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A Commentary on Kant's Critick of the Pure Reason: ...
All rational theology is either deistical, or theistical. - The deistical has
beenrefuted in all its proofs—the theistical, in its physico-theologiefll proof—by
our Critick. There only remains theistical theology, based on moral proofs, or
moral theology; ...
Kuno FISCHER, Sir John Pentland MAHAFFY,
1866
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The History of India: The Hindú and Mahometan Periods
The Yoga, or theistical school of Patanjali. These two last schools agree in many
points, and are included in the common name of Sankhya. This division does not
give a complete idea of the present state of philosophy. The prior Mimansa ...
Mountstuart Elphinstone, Edward Byles Cowell,
1866
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Theories of Philosophy and Religion: Compared with the ...
THEISTICAL THEORIES. In the preceding sketches undue prominence may have
been given to the differences which seem to have attracted most public notice ;
and a moment's reflection is now desirable, in order to insure safe advance to ...
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The History of India. - London, John Murray 1841
Separate doctrines of the atheistical and theistical branches. and that individual
soul is dissolved. Nature (to use an illustration from the text-book) exhibits herself
like an actress: she desists when she has been perfectly seen; and the soul ...
Mountstuart Elphinstone,
1841
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A Discourse on the Object and Progress of Investigation, ...
That however which principally distinguishes its opposite, the theistical School of
Patanjali, is that an intelligent agent is superadded to elementary matter, and
acknowledged as God, or Iswara; but who is unconcerned with good or bad
deeds, ...
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An epitome of the history of philosophy: being the work ...
into theistical, pantheistic, and atheistic systems, remarking, however, that this
classification should be combined with another division determined by the
different points of view taken in regard to the origin and nature of human
knowledge.