The Philosophical Notebook of John Henry Newman, Volume 2

abstraction analogy answer argument argument from design attributes believe brought home called Catholic cause Christian Church Church of England Cogito ergo sum colour conscience consciousness consider Creator cube deny distinct divine doctrine doubt Dugald Stewart edition Epictetus ergo sum essences evidence existence of matter experience fact faculties faith feeling Grammar of Assent Hence idea images imagination implies impressions infinite instance intellect intuition judgment knowledge letter logical material substances mean memory metaphysics Mill miracles monad moral nature Newman notion object once perfect person philosophical sin philosophy present principle proof propositions prove question reason reference relation religion revelation scepticism sciousness seems sensation sense Sept sight smell soul space speak Summa Theologica suppose Theism Theodore Parker theory things Thomist thought true truth unseen volition Westminster Review whole words