The Philosophy of John Norris of Bemerton
The Philosophy of John Norris of Bemerton
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We see all things by their intelligible representatives existing eternally in the mind of God. Norris introduces his discussion of this hypothesis by showing that it is not in itself impossible. 4 In the first place, it has been previously demonstrated that God has in Himself the Ideas of all things. These Ideas, being of the essence of God, are in themselves most intelligible, and have an intimate union with our minds, so that nothing prevents our perception of them. 5 Moreover, since the Idea...s are 'essentially represent- 1 Theory, II, p. 399. Cf. Recherche, Bk. Ill, Pt. II, Ch. 5, p. 394.
2 Theory, II. , pp. 404, 405.
3 Norris's reference is to St. Augustine's 'De libera Arbitrio. Lib. II, Ch. 10: "Quod ergo unum verum videmus ambo singulis mentibus, nonne utriqu' nostrum commune est?" 4 Theory, II, Ch. XI. 'Ibid. . Pp. 415, 417.
74 THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN NORRIS ative' of all things, if we do perceive them, we shall understand by them all other things, so far as they may be understood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We see all things by their intelligible representatives existing eternally in the mind of God. Norris introduces his discussion of this hypothesis by showing that it is not in itself impossible. 4 In the first place, it has been previously demonstrated that God has in Himself the Ideas of all things. These Ideas, being of the essence of God, are in themselves most intelligible, and have an intimate union with our minds, so that nothing prevents our perception of them. 5 Moreover, since the Idea...s are 'essentially represent- 1 Theory, II, p. 399. Cf. Recherche, Bk. Ill, Pt. II, Ch. 5, p. 394.
2 Theory, II. , pp. 404, 405.
3 Norris's reference is to St. Augustine's 'De libera Arbitrio. Lib. II, Ch. 10: "Quod ergo unum verum videmus ambo singulis mentibus, nonne utriqu' nostrum commune est?" 4 Theory, II, Ch. XI. 'Ibid. . Pp. 415, 417.
74 THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN NORRIS ative' of all things, if we do perceive them, we shall understand by them all other things, so far as they may be understood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora Isabel Mackinnon to read onlineMoreLess
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