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A Criticism of the Critical Philosophy

James McCosh ⬩ 1884

Epistemology; Transcendentalism

Ps 19; Rom 1

1884

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Certitude, Providence, and Prayer

James McCosh ⬩ 1883

Epistemology; Metaphysics; Providence

Ps 104; Matt 6; Rom 8

1883

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Criteria of Diverse Kinds of Truth As Opposed to Agnosticism: Being a Treatise on Applied Logic

James McCosh ⬩ 1882

Epistemology; Natural Theology

Ps 19; John 14

1882

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The Scottish Philosophy, as Contrasted with the German

James McCosh ⬩ 1882

Epistemology; Philosophy (General)

Prov 1; Rom 1

1882

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The Religious Conflicts of the Age

James McCosh ⬩ 1881

Apologetical Method; Epistemology; United States

Job 32; Job 38

1881

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Criteria of the Various Kinds of Truth

James McCosh ⬩ 1880

Apologetical Method; Epistemology; Theological Method

John 18; Jude 1

1880

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Agnosticism as Developed in Huxley’s Hume

James McCosh ⬩ 1879

Apologetical Method; Epistemology

Ps 19; Rom 1

1879

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A Criticism of the Critical Philosophy: A Reply to Professor Mahaffy

James McCosh ⬩ 1878

Epistemology; Metaphysics

Ps 19; Prov 1; Rom 1

1878

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Elements Involved in Emotions

James McCosh ⬩ 1877

Epistemology; Philosophy (General)

Ps 139; Prov 22

1877

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Berkeley’s Philosophy

James McCosh ⬩ 1873

Epistemology; Metaphysics; Philosophy (General)

Ps 19; John 1; Rom 1

1873

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Introductory Note to J.C. Murray, Outline of Sir William Hamilton’s Philosophy: A Text-Book for Students

James McCosh ⬩ 1870

Epistemology; Metaphysics; Philosophy (General)

Ps 8; John 1

1870

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The Laws of Discursive Thought: Being a Text-Book of Formal Logic

James McCosh ⬩ 1870

Epistemology; Logic and Rhetoric

Prov 1; John 1

1870

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Recent Improvements in Formal Logic in Great Britain

James McCosh ⬩ 1868

Epistemology; Logic and Rhetoric; Metaphysics

Prov 1; John 1; Rom 12

1868

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Mill’s Reply to His Critics

James McCosh ⬩ 1868

Epistemology; Metaphysics; Reformation History

Rom 1; 1 Cor 1

1868

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An Examination of Mr. J.S. Mill’s Philosophy: Being a Defence of Fundamental Truth

James McCosh ⬩ 1866

Epistemology; Metaphysics; Natural Theology

Prov 1; John 8

1866

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The Intuitions of the Mind Inductively Investigated

James McCosh ⬩ 1860

Epistemology; Natural Theology; Theological Method

Ps 19; Rom 1

1860

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Metaphysics

Samuel Spahr Laws ⬩ 1879

Epistemology; Metaphysics

Prov 1; John 8

1879

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Immediate Perception as Held by Reid and Hamilton Considered as a Refutation of the Skepticism of Hume

James Fair Latimer, Sr. ⬩ 1880

Apologetical Method; Epistemology

Ps 19; Rom 1

1880

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An Examination of Certain Hypotheses Concerning Perception and Sensation

James Fair Latimer, Sr. ⬩ 1874

Epistemology; Metaphysics

Ps 19; Rom 1

1874

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August 9, 1854 Address Delivered at the Philomathean Hall of Erskine College

Benjamin Morgan Palmer ⬩ 1854

Education; Epistemology; Natural Theology

Ps 19; John 1; Rom 1

1854

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Confessional Presbyterian Library

A Criticism of the Critical Philosophy

Certitude, Providence, and Prayer

Criteria of Diverse Kinds of Truth As Opposed to Agnosticism: Being a Treatise on Applied Logic

The Scottish Philosophy, as Contrasted with the German

The Religious Conflicts of the Age

Criteria of the Various Kinds of Truth

Agnosticism as Developed in Huxley’s Hume

A Criticism of the Critical Philosophy: A Reply to Professor Mahaffy

Elements Involved in Emotions

Berkeley’s Philosophy

Introductory Note to J.C. Murray, Outline of Sir William Hamilton’s Philosophy: A Text-Book for Students

The Laws of Discursive Thought: Being a Text-Book of Formal Logic

Recent Improvements in Formal Logic in Great Britain

Mill’s Reply to His Critics

An Examination of Mr. J.S. Mill’s Philosophy: Being a Defence of Fundamental Truth

The Intuitions of the Mind Inductively Investigated

Metaphysics

Immediate Perception as Held by Reid and Hamilton Considered as a Refutation of the Skepticism of Hume

An Examination of Certain Hypotheses Concerning Perception and Sensation

August 9, 1854 Address Delivered at the Philomathean Hall of Erskine College

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