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 1 1   |         of atoms. Developing the ideas of Origen against materialistic
 2 1   |      1274).~Amid the mass of new ideas and theories in the providence
 3 1   |       accepted the innateness of ideas and a super-sensible world,
 4 1   |       others in support of these ideas began to appear, among them
 5 2   |          comprehend the thought, ideas and aims of its Creator
 6 6   |          the striving to express ideas not in an abstract form (
 7 7   |        importance is whether the ideas under consideration are
 8 8   | philosopher began to defend anew ideas already examined and abandoned
 9 8   |        and the refutation of his ideas in works such as those by
10 8   |        have (and do have) dreamy ideas which do not conform to
11 8   |        unconditionally necessary ideas, Descartes came to the conclusion
12 8   |       not at all assert that all ideas must necessarily assume
13 8   |      governed by self-interested ideas of rewards, we have in our
14 18,4|       imperfect notions, and his ideas of good and evil are not
15 21,1|       perception of the loftiest ideas about eternal life), the
16 24  |          of a system of abstract ideas.~ A striking instance of