Fundamental Philosophy volume 2
Fundamental Philosophy volume 2
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CHAPTER XII.
'SOLUTION OF VARIOUS OBJECTIONS AGAINST THE POSSIBILITY OF AN INFINITE EXTENSION.
84. THE discussions on the possibility of an infinite ex- tension are of a very ancient date. How could it be other- wise ? Must not the glorious spectacle of the universe, and the space which we imagine beyond the boundaries of all worlds, naturally have given rise to questions as to the ex- istence or possibility of a limit to this immensity ?
Some philosophers think an infinite extension impossi- b...je. Let us see on what they found their opinion.
85. Extension is a property of a finite substance, and that which belongs to a finite thing cannot be infinite ; therefore it is impossible to conceive infinity of any kind in a finite being. This argument is not conclusive. It is true that an extended substance is finite, in the sense that it does not possess absolute infinity such as is conceived in the Supreme Being, but it does not follow from this that it cannot be infinite under certain aspects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XII.
'SOLUTION OF VARIOUS OBJECTIONS AGAINST THE POSSIBILITY OF AN INFINITE EXTENSION.
84. THE discussions on the possibility of an infinite ex- tension are of a very ancient date. How could it be other- wise ? Must not the glorious spectacle of the universe, and the space which we imagine beyond the boundaries of all worlds, naturally have given rise to questions as to the ex- istence or possibility of a limit to this immensity ?
Some philosophers think an infinite extension impossi- b...je. Let us see on what they found their opinion.
85. Extension is a property of a finite substance, and that which belongs to a finite thing cannot be infinite ; therefore it is impossible to conceive infinity of any kind in a finite being. This argument is not conclusive. It is true that an extended substance is finite, in the sense that it does not possess absolute infinity such as is conceived in the Supreme Being, but it does not follow from this that it cannot be infinite under certain aspects.
What to read after Fundamental Philosophy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jaime Luciano Balmes to read onlineMoreLess
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