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 1 2  |             become accessible to our consciousness. In other words, the absolute
 2 5  |            exists except man and his consciousness. In such a world can a steam
 3 5  |        necessity. Without the aid of consciousness, the steam engine is a miracle,
 4 5  |            overcome by a new factor, consciousness. In order to explain the
 5 5  |    recognition of a “higher factor,” consciousness, is necessary.~Now we turn
 6 5  |            necessary.~Now we turn to consciousness itself. Can consciousness
 7 5  |            consciousness itself. Can consciousness be explained by inert unconscious
 8 5  |      incomparably more complicated — consciousness. (Such nonsense is assumed
 9 5  |              materialists who regard consciousness as a product of evolving
10 5  |            of evolving matter.) Even consciousness cannot explain itself. Consciousness
11 5  | consciousness cannot explain itself. Consciousness can create a steam engine,
12 5  |               It follows, then, that consciousness is also a miracle. To explain
13 5  |             causes such phenomena as consciousness. This higher cause of consciousness (
14 5  |  consciousness. This higher cause of consciousness (a higher Intellect) is
15 5  |              of philosophy.~If man’s consciousness, intervening with inert
16 5  |      Intellect, having created man’s consciousness and inert nature, directly
17 8  |     accidental; 3) the denial of the consciousness and personality of the cause
18 8  |       recognition of the presence of consciousness which crafted this expedient
19 8  |            explain the expediency of consciousness itself, and, finally, the
20 8  |         should be regarded by normal consciousness as primary, preliminary
21 8  |             on the latter. If in our consciousness there were not an idea of
22 9  |            immortality goes into the consciousness of man with its roots. In
23 9  |         psychological phenomena. The consciousness of a man represents in itself
24 9  |     materialists want to attribute a consciousness, represents a multitude
25 9  |            can the continuity of our consciousness throughout our whole life
26 9,1|           you will: the personality, consciousness, me, or soul) continues
27 10 |             development of religious consciousness of ancient man. Each individual
28 11 |             demand a solution in the consciousness of every man are unsolvable