The Life of the Mind: WillingHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 68
... I - will of agreement . The Old Law said : thou shalt do ; the New Law says : thou shalt will . It was the experience of an imperative demanding voluntary submission that led to the discovery of the Will , and inherent in this ...
... I - will of agreement . The Old Law said : thou shalt do ; the New Law says : thou shalt will . It was the experience of an imperative demanding voluntary submission that led to the discovery of the Will , and inherent in this ...
Stranica 69
... would no longer be a will ; and if there were not a counter - will within me that is aroused by the very commandment of the Thou - shalt , if , to speak in Paul's terms , " sin " did not dwell " within me " ( Romans 7:20 ) , I would not ...
... would no longer be a will ; and if there were not a counter - will within me that is aroused by the very commandment of the Thou - shalt , if , to speak in Paul's terms , " sin " did not dwell " within me " ( Romans 7:20 ) , I would not ...
Stranica 99
... Will . [ The three are interconnected . ] For I Am , and I Know , and I Will ; I Am Knowing and Willing ; and I know myself to Be and to Will ; and I Will to Be and to Know . In these three let him discern who can , how inseparable is ...
... Will . [ The three are interconnected . ] For I Am , and I Know , and I Will ; I Am Knowing and Willing ; and I know myself to Be and to Will ; and I Will to Be and to Know . In these three let him discern who can , how inseparable is ...
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The Philosophers and the Will | 11 |
Contents | 73 |
Thomas Aquinas and the primacy | 113 |
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