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Coleridge’s Literary Remains, Volume 4.

PART III
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Besides, there seems an equivocation in the use of 'comprehend' and 'conceive' in the same meaning.

When a man tells me, that his will can lift his arm, I conceive his meaning; though I do not comprehend the fact, I understand 'him'.

But the Socinians say;--We do not understand 'you'.

We cannot attach to the word 'God,' more than three possible meanings; either, 1.

A person, or self-conscious being; 2.


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