Isaac Taylor
Physical Theory of Another Life
Isaac Taylor
Physical Theory of Another Life
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Reprint of the original, first published in 1836. The Antigonos publishing house specialises in the publication of reprints of historical books. We make sure that these works are made available to the public in good condition in order to preserve their cultural heritage.
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Reprint of the original, first published in 1836. The Antigonos publishing house specialises in the publication of reprints of historical books. We make sure that these works are made available to the public in good condition in order to preserve their cultural heritage.
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- Verlag: Antigonos Verlag
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. September 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 153mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 520g
- ISBN-13: 9783388493503
- ISBN-10: 3388493502
- Artikelnr.: 75536600
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
- Verlag: Antigonos Verlag
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. September 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 153mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 520g
- ISBN-13: 9783388493503
- ISBN-10: 3388493502
- Artikelnr.: 75536600
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Preface; 1. Preliminary cautions, and statement of the subject; 2. The
conditions of corporeity, whether animal or spiritual; 3. The probable
prerogatives of spiritual corporeity, as compared with animal organization
- the first of those prerogatives; 4. The second and third supposed
prerogatives of the spiritual economy; 5. The fourth of these advantages;
6. The fifth and sixth hypothetical prerogatives of the spiritual body; 7.
The seventh probable advantage of the future life; 8. The eighth
prerogative, according to our hypothesis, of spiritual corporeity; 9. The
ninth point of advantage belonging to the contrast between animal
organization and spiritual life; 10. The balanced probability of happiness
or misery, involved in the physical theory of another life; 11. Probable
point of contrast between the animal and spiritual body, in the principle
of their construction, respectively; 12. The transition of human nature
from animal to spiritual corporeity, a natural, not a miraculous event; 13.
The survivance of individual character, and of the moral consciousness; 14.
Correspondence between the present and the future employment of the active
principles of human nature; 15. Introductory to some conjectures concerning
the correlative construction, and reciprocal destines of the material and
spiritual universe; 16. The first conjecture concerning the material
universe, viewed as the theatre of an intellectual system; 17. The second
conjecture; 18. The third conjecture; 19. The general ground of conjectural
reasoning concerning what is unseen or future; 20. On the advancement of
pneumatology.
conditions of corporeity, whether animal or spiritual; 3. The probable
prerogatives of spiritual corporeity, as compared with animal organization
- the first of those prerogatives; 4. The second and third supposed
prerogatives of the spiritual economy; 5. The fourth of these advantages;
6. The fifth and sixth hypothetical prerogatives of the spiritual body; 7.
The seventh probable advantage of the future life; 8. The eighth
prerogative, according to our hypothesis, of spiritual corporeity; 9. The
ninth point of advantage belonging to the contrast between animal
organization and spiritual life; 10. The balanced probability of happiness
or misery, involved in the physical theory of another life; 11. Probable
point of contrast between the animal and spiritual body, in the principle
of their construction, respectively; 12. The transition of human nature
from animal to spiritual corporeity, a natural, not a miraculous event; 13.
The survivance of individual character, and of the moral consciousness; 14.
Correspondence between the present and the future employment of the active
principles of human nature; 15. Introductory to some conjectures concerning
the correlative construction, and reciprocal destines of the material and
spiritual universe; 16. The first conjecture concerning the material
universe, viewed as the theatre of an intellectual system; 17. The second
conjecture; 18. The third conjecture; 19. The general ground of conjectural
reasoning concerning what is unseen or future; 20. On the advancement of
pneumatology.
Preface; 1. Preliminary cautions, and statement of the subject; 2. The
conditions of corporeity, whether animal or spiritual; 3. The probable
prerogatives of spiritual corporeity, as compared with animal organization
- the first of those prerogatives; 4. The second and third supposed
prerogatives of the spiritual economy; 5. The fourth of these advantages;
6. The fifth and sixth hypothetical prerogatives of the spiritual body; 7.
The seventh probable advantage of the future life; 8. The eighth
prerogative, according to our hypothesis, of spiritual corporeity; 9. The
ninth point of advantage belonging to the contrast between animal
organization and spiritual life; 10. The balanced probability of happiness
or misery, involved in the physical theory of another life; 11. Probable
point of contrast between the animal and spiritual body, in the principle
of their construction, respectively; 12. The transition of human nature
from animal to spiritual corporeity, a natural, not a miraculous event; 13.
The survivance of individual character, and of the moral consciousness; 14.
Correspondence between the present and the future employment of the active
principles of human nature; 15. Introductory to some conjectures concerning
the correlative construction, and reciprocal destines of the material and
spiritual universe; 16. The first conjecture concerning the material
universe, viewed as the theatre of an intellectual system; 17. The second
conjecture; 18. The third conjecture; 19. The general ground of conjectural
reasoning concerning what is unseen or future; 20. On the advancement of
pneumatology.
conditions of corporeity, whether animal or spiritual; 3. The probable
prerogatives of spiritual corporeity, as compared with animal organization
- the first of those prerogatives; 4. The second and third supposed
prerogatives of the spiritual economy; 5. The fourth of these advantages;
6. The fifth and sixth hypothetical prerogatives of the spiritual body; 7.
The seventh probable advantage of the future life; 8. The eighth
prerogative, according to our hypothesis, of spiritual corporeity; 9. The
ninth point of advantage belonging to the contrast between animal
organization and spiritual life; 10. The balanced probability of happiness
or misery, involved in the physical theory of another life; 11. Probable
point of contrast between the animal and spiritual body, in the principle
of their construction, respectively; 12. The transition of human nature
from animal to spiritual corporeity, a natural, not a miraculous event; 13.
The survivance of individual character, and of the moral consciousness; 14.
Correspondence between the present and the future employment of the active
principles of human nature; 15. Introductory to some conjectures concerning
the correlative construction, and reciprocal destines of the material and
spiritual universe; 16. The first conjecture concerning the material
universe, viewed as the theatre of an intellectual system; 17. The second
conjecture; 18. The third conjecture; 19. The general ground of conjectural
reasoning concerning what is unseen or future; 20. On the advancement of
pneumatology.