Category: Philosophy & Ethics

The will to doubt

Lloyd, Alfred H. (Alfred Henry), 1864-1927· 2 chapters· 78,913 words

VI. Possible Value in these Essential Defects of Experience VII. The Personal and the Social, the Vital and the Formal in Experience VIII. An Early Modern Doubter IX. The Doubter's World

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2. iv. Immortality

Without undue sensationalism it may be said that this is an age of doubt. Wherever one looks in journeying through the different departments of life one sees doubt. And one sees...

1. iii. Science would be Agnostic

VI. Possible Value in these Essential Defects of Experience VII. The Personal and the Social, the Vital and the Formal in Experience VIII. An Early Modern Doubter IX. The Doubte...