 | William Kingdon Clifford - Ethics - 1901 - 438 pages
...not merely as a whole, but the parts of it are connected severally with parts of our brain -action. If there is any similar connection with a spiritual...body must die at the same time with the natural one. Consider a mountain rill. It runs down in the sunshine, and its water evaporates ; yet it is fed by... | |
 | Theology - 1905 - 362 pages
...says, " is not a simple thing, but a complex ; it is the combination of feelings into a stream . . . Inexorable facts connect our consciousness with this...body, it only follows that the spiritual body must die with the natural one." But there is a third theory of this relation open to our choice, namely, the... | |
 | Frank Sargent Hoffman - Civilization - 1908 - 420 pages
...says, "is not a simple thing, but a complex ; it is the combination of feelings into a stream. . . . Inexorable facts connect our consciousness with this...body, it only follows that the spiritual body must die with the natural one. ' ' But there is a third theory of this relation open to our choice, namely the... | |
 | Frank Sargent Hoffman - Civilization - 1908 - 424 pages
...says, "is not a simple thing, but a complex ; it is the combination of feelings into a stream. . . . Inexorable facts connect our consciousness with this...body, it only follows that the spiritual body must die with the natural one." But there is a third theory of this relation open to our choice, namely the... | |
 | William James - 1917 - 88 pages
...messages themselves are broken up, the individual feelings will be resolved into still simpler elements 4 The force of this evidence is not to be weakened by...with the natural one." [Lectures and Essays, vol. ip 24749. Compare also passages of similar purport in vol. ii. pp. 65-70.] NOTE 4, page 24. The theory... | |
 | 1875 - 932 pages
...stream of nerve-messages, does it not follow that when the stream of nerve-messages is broken up, the stream of feelings will be broken up also, will no...body must die at the same time with the natural one. Consider a mountain rill. It runs down in the sunshine, and its water evaporates ; yet it is fed by... | |
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... does it not follow that when the messages themselves are broken up, the individual feelings will be resolved into still simpler elements ? The force of this evidence is not to be weakened by any number of spiritual bodies. Inexorable facts connect... 