...judge of conduct from the religious point of view, rather than from the ethical point of view, it is the same. Men who seek to propitiate God by inflicting...space is a necessary form of intellectual intuition. — (Page 45.) Having thus defined what is meant by the terms good and bad as applied to conduct, and...

...judge of conduct from the religious point of view, rather than from the ethical point of view, it is the same. Men who seek to propitiate God by inflicting...space is a necessary form of intellectual intuition. CHAPTER IV. WAYS OF JUDGING CONDUCT. § 17. Intellectual progress is by no one trait so adequately...

...the satisfaction of their creator, such believers are obliged to use this standard of judgment; for I the pleasure of their diabolical god is the end to...intuition as space is a necessary form of intellectual I intuition. CHAPTER IV. WAYS OF JUDGING CONDUCT. § 17. Intellectual progress is by no one trait so...

...obliged to use this standard of judgment ; for the pleasure of their diabolical god is the end to bo achieved. So that no school can avoid taking for the...space is a necessary form of intellectual intuition. - as' " V nc •». » CHAPTER IV. WAYS OF JUDGING CONDUCT. § 17. Intellectual progress is by no one...

...obliged to use this standard of judgment; for the pleasure of their diabolical god is the end to bo achieved. So that no school can avoid taking for the...space is a necessary form of intellectual intuition. CHAPTER IV. WAYS OF JUDGING CONDUCT. § 17. Intellectual progress is by no one trait so adequately...

...obliged to use this standard of judgment; for the pleasure of their diabolical god is the end to bo achieved. So that no school can avoid taking for the...much a necessary form of moral intuition as space ia a necessary form of intellectual intuition. CHAPTER IV. WAYS OF JUDGING CONDUCT. § 17. Intellectual...

...to some being or beings, is an inexpugnable element of the conception ' of an ultimate moral aim. ' It is as much a necessary form of moral intuition...space is a necessary form of intellectual intuition.' Further, as Mr. Spencer points out ' this necessity of thought originates in the very nature of sentient...

...— gratification, enjoyment, happiness. Pleasure somewhere, at some time, to some being or beings, is as much a necessary form of moral intuition as...space is a necessary form of intellectual intuition." l In some sense, then, we should conclude, Mr. Spencer recognizes the greatest happiness as the end...

...somebody happy, here or hereafter, or it is not ' good.' Analyse it as you may, pleasure somewhere or at some time to some being or beings is an inexpugnable...space is a necessary form of intellectual intuition. M. I have shown you that an act of gratitude may be virtuous and yet make no one happy here. Nevertheless,...

...happier state ; either by mitigating pains or increasing pleasures %." A few lines later on he says : — "So that no school can avoid taking for the ultimate...intuition as space is a necessary form of intellectual intuition11," All the foregoing links solidly together pleasure and goodness. He then shews that good...