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Excerpt from A Critical History of Philosophy, Vol. 1 of 2 Relations between Knowledge a priori and d posteriori Necessary Deductions from the Preceding Analysis All Questions Pertaining to Ontology belong exclusively to the d posteriori, or. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotte...

Excerpt from Scripture Doctrine of Christian Perfection: With Other Kindred Subjects, Illustrated and Confirmed in a Series of Discourses Designed to Throw Light on the Way of HolinessBe ye therefore perfect, even as your Father in heaven is perfect.-ma.t. V. 48.Two important features of this passage demand our special attention 1. The command, Be perfect. 2. The nature and extent of the com mand, even as your Father in heaven is per fect. In ...

In the judgment of the author of the following treatise, the time has now arrived when the questions at issue between Theism on the one hand, and the various forms of Antitheism on the other, may be permanently settled, and that upon scientific grounds. All these questions now, in reality, stand out before the world in visible dependence upon a single issue, the validity of the human Intelligence as a faculty of world-knowledge. Antitheism, in...

The object of the following treatise is to furnish, not only for College classes, but especially for our Academies and High Schools a complete system of Mental Science. Two facts render the treatises in common use unadapted, particularly to the two purposes last named. Such treatises, in the first place, are too large for common use. Then, with hardly any exceptions, they treat of but one department of the mind, the Intellect. The object of th...

During one of Mahan's visits to England he was agitated by the universal practice among English clergymen appealing to sinners to be passive about salvation with absurd necessarian notions of inability. After some twenty years of painstaking reflection and reexamination he gives us this critical exposition of one of the most misunderstood chapters of the bible. There is no element of bitterness or unkindness in his opposition to this contrary ...

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Excerpt from Out of Darkness Into Light, or the Hidden Life Made Manifest Through Facts of Observation and Experience: Facts Elucidated by the Word of God We must ponder the paths of our feet, or our ways will not be established, and commit our ways unto the Lord, or He will not direct our steps. How absolute is the command of the Sacred Word that we shall examine ourselves whether we be in the faith, prove our own selves, prove every man his...

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Excerpt from The Science of Natural Theology, or God the Unconditioned Cause, and God the Infinite and Perfect, as Revealed in CreationIn the above remarks we have indicated the method in conformity to which we shall attempt, in the following Treatise, to develop and elucidate the science of Natural Theology. We propose in this, the introductory chapter, the statement and elucidation of certain important princi ples, which have a general, but ...

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