Ethics of Literature

according affected alleged analogy apologist appear argument assertion assume atoms attempt become believe body called cause chapter character Christianity cognition conceive conception concerned condition constitution continuity creature death divine doctrine equal eternity exhibition existence expression fact faculty faith follow force give given heaven human idea imagine implies important individual infinite intuition kind knowledge known learned least less literary literature living logic matter means mere merely mind moral natural law nature necessarily necessary never object perhaps phenomena philosophic physical poet poetry position possible present principle priori produced proposition pure question reader reason regard relation religion representation result says seems sense sensuous soul space sphere spiritual substance sufficient supposed things thought tion trace true truth understanding universal unless validity vindication whole wisdom write