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Meanings of innate ideas in English
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Usage of innate ideas in English
1
The teachings of the New Testament were with him almost innate ideas.
2
To-night, again and again, you have asserted the non-existence of innate ideas.
3
Have we original innate ideas of praetors and chancellors and juries?
4
I was always a disciple of Lavater and Gall, and believe in innate ideas.
5
Shall I admit or deny the existence of innate ideas?
6
In this wise the old doctrine of " innate ideas" becomes clear.
7
The soul evidently possesses such innate ideas before she has had time to acquire them.
8
That innate ideas may exist cannot in the slightest degree be denied: it is, indeed, a fact.
9
For Locke innate ideas have no existence.
10
It is his principal business to protest and argue against the existence of such " innate ideas."
11
They might illustrate some doctrine of innate ideas, and enrich (to that end) the myths of metaphysicians.
12
He means here to exclude innate ideas of morality as explained by Kant and by other intuitionists.]
13
Nobody has any innate ideas.
14
It has been said that all these distinctions and anticipations are idle, because man is born without innate ideas.
15
If they have any innate ideas, I would be glad to be told what, and how many, they are.
16
Locke appears to have written on the understanding only in order to refute the " innate ideas" of Descartes.
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