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put forward in the Letter to Fauriel by way of explanation of the phenomena of life, it is but a reversion to the earlier doctrine of Stahl, of which Cabanis had been a partisan in his youth. [1890] The fact remains that he gave an enduring impulse to positive science, [1891] his own final vacillation failing to arrest the employment of the method he had inherited and improved. Most people know him solely through one misquotation, the famous phrase that
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This is not only an imperfect statement of his doctrine: it suppresses precisely the idea by which Cabanis differentiates from pure
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What he taught was that
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etc. [1892] It is after this statement of the known processus, and after pointing out that there is as much of pure inference in the one case as in the other, that he concludes:
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The brain in a manner digests impressions, and makes organically the secretion of thought and this conclusion, he points out, disposes of the difficulty of those who
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The doctrine is, in short, an elementary truth of psychological science, as distinguished from the pseudo-science of the Ego considered as an entity. To that pseudo-science Cabanis gave a vital wound; and his derided formula is for true science to-day almost a truism. The attacks made upon his doctrine in the next generation only served to emphasize anew the eternal dilemma of theism. On the one hand his final
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was repugnant to those who, on traditional lines, insisted upon a distinction between
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and
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; on the other hand, those who sought to make a philosophic case for theism against him made the usual plunge into pantheism, and were reproached accordingly by the orthodox. [1893] All that remained was the indisputable
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[1894] In the introductory lecture of his course of 1817 before the College of Physicians, Lawrence severely retaliated, repudiating the general charge, but reasserting that the dependence of life on organization is as clear as the derivation of daylight from the sun. The war was adroitly carried at once into the enemy's territory in the declaration that
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The profound, the virtuous, and fervently pious Pascal acknowledged, what all sound theologians maintain, that the immortality of the soul, the great truths of religion, and the fundamental principles of morals cannot be demonstrably proved by mere reason; and that revelation alone is capable of dissipating the uncertainties which perplex those who inquire too curiously into the sources of these important principles. All will acknowledge that, as no other remedy can be so perfect and satisfactory as this, no other can be necessary, if we resort to this with firm faith. [1895] The value of this pronouncement is indicated later in the same volume by subacid allusions to
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and who receive Genesis
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Indicating various
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the lecturer adds that the stories of the naming of the animals and their collection in the ark,