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- catalog description "Source of plausibility of the atheistic explanation of order -- The argument from teleology -- Points to be noted in studying the argument -- Atheistic objections -- Mechanical explanation shown to be empty -- Source of the illusion -- Evolution -- Ambiguity of the doctrine -- Evolution as phenomenal -- The "as-if" objection -- The argument which disproves mind in nature disproves mind also in man -- The argument from finite intelligence -- The argument from epistemology -- Suicidal character of all mechanical doctrines of knowledge -- The basal certainties of knowledge are not things, but persons and experience -- Knowledge implies identity of the laws of thought and the laws of things -- A knowable world necessarily a thought world -- The metaphysical argument -- Idealistic theism the only solution of the problems of thought -- 3. The world-ground is personal -- Agnostic objections -- Impersonal intelligence -- Alleged contradictions in infinite intelligence -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Source of plausibility of the atheistic explanation of order -- The argument from teleology -- Points to be noted in studying the argument -- Atheistic objections -- Mechanical explanation shown to be empty -- Source of the illusion -- Evolution -- Ambiguity of the doctrine -- Evolution as phenomenal -- The "as-if" objection -- The argument which disproves mind in nature disproves mind also in man -- The argument from finite intelligence -- The argument from epistemology -- Suicidal character of all mechanical doctrines of knowledge -- The basal certainties of knowledge are not things, but persons and experience -- Knowledge implies identity of the laws of thought and the laws of things -- A knowable world necessarily a thought world -- The metaphysical argument -- Idealistic theism the only solution of the problems of thought -- 3. The world-ground is personal -- Agnostic objections -- Impersonal intelligence -- Alleged contradictions in infinite intelligence -- ".