Click on the phrases to see them in context. The original texts by Immanuel Kant and David Hume are available from the Gutenberg Projet.
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| 1 | Of Quantity | Unity | Reality | Plurality |
| 2 | Of Quality | Negation | Totality | Limitation |
| 3 | Of Relation | Of Inherence and Subsistence (substantia et accidens) | Of Causality and Dependence (cause and effect) | Of Community (reciprocity between the agent and patient) |
| 4 | Of Modality | Possibility--Impossibility | Existence--Non-existence | Necessity--Contingence |
Now, as this is true of all the members of the series, the entire series of conditions, and with them the unconditioned, is at the same time given in the very fact of the conditioned, the existence of which is possible only in and through that series, being given. After this any one will understand how we may form the idea of an impression and of an idea, and how we way believe the existence of an impression and of an idea. - we are no more able to reply, than we are, in general, to think the stationary in time, the coexistence of which with the variable, produces the conception of change.]
If you do not have it then simply upgrade & you'll be saving $100's a month in Free events & Movies! Now as after one experiment of this kind, the mind, upon the appearance either of the cause or the effect, can draw an inference concerning the existence of its correlative; and as a habit can never be acquired merely by one instance; it may be thought, that belief cannot in this case be esteemed the effect of custom. This is of course very easy; as the same arguments which demonstrated the inability of human reason to affirm the existence of a Supreme Being must be alike sufficient to prove the invalidity of its denial.