Descartes on the human soul : philosophy and the demands of Christian doctrine

By the 17th century Catholic orthodoxy had defined a range of propositions concerning the human soul as revealed by God and verifiable by natural reason. The writings of Rene Descartes display a consistent adherence to these orthodox propositions. The conclusion presents him as ultimately unsuccesful in convincing his contemporaries that his philosophy provided the rational demonstration of the key soul doctrines and that he was worthy of the title "Christian philosopher"

Philosophy and religion; six lectures, delivered at Cambridge.

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Essays. Theology and philosophy.

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L'esprit de la philosophie médiévale /

Includes bibliographical references (p. [413]-440) and index.

Die freie Theologie, oder, Philosophie und Christenthum in Streit und Frieden /

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Porphyrii De philosophia ex oraculis haurienda : librorum reliquiae /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

A treatise on the passions and affections of the mind, philosophical, ethical, and theological. In a series of disquisitions, in which are traced, the moral history of man, in his pursuits, powers, and motives of action, and the means of obtaining permanent well-being and happiness.

Half-titles, also special title-pages; v. 1: An ethical treatise on the passions ... Bath, 1810. v. 2: Ethical questions; or, Speculations on the principal subjects of controversy in moral philosophy ... London, 1817. v. 3: An ethical treatise on the passions ... Bath, 1807. v. 4: Theological disquisitions ... London, 1812. v. 5: A theological disquisition, on the characteristic excellencies of Christianity ... London, 1813.

Le crépuscule des idoles : le cas Wagner, Nietzsche contre Wagner, L'Antéchrist /

Translation of: Götzendämmerung.

History of paganism in Caledonia, with an examination into the influence of Asiatic philosophy, and the gradual development of Christianity in Pictavia.

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Sketches of moral and mental philosophy: their connection with each other; and their bearings on doctrinal Christianity ...

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The connection of natural and revealed theology: being an attempt to illustrate the evidences and doctrines of Christianity by their relation to the inductive philosophy of the human mind ... /

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Christianity and idealism: the Christian ideal of life in its relations to the Greek and Jewish ideals and to modern philosophy,

First edition, 1896; reprinted 1897.

Christianity and philosophy.

Bibliography: p. 38-39.

Sketches of moral and mental philosophy: their connection with each other; and their bearings on doctrinal and practical Christianity.

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