...connection which he discerns between certain premises and certain conclusions ? To affect his belief you must affect the subject of it by producing new...will can no more modify the effect of an argument on the understanding, than it can change the taste of sugar to the palate, or the fragrance of a rose...

...conclusions ? To affect his belief you must affect the subject of it by producing new arguments er considerations. The understanding being passive as...you must change the cause which produces them. You rau alter perceptions only by altering the thing perceived. Every man's consciousness will tell him,...

...connexion which he discerns between certain premises and certain conclusions ? To affect his belief you must affect the subject of it by producing new...arguments or considerations. The understanding being nive as to the impressions made upon f you wish to change those impressions you must change the cau.se...

...connexion which he discerns between certain premises and certain conclusions ? To affect his belief you must affect the subject of it by producing new...understanding being passive as to the impressions made upon U, if you wish to change those impressions you must change the cause which produces them. You can alter...

...impressions vade upon it, if you wish to changu those impressions you must change the cause which produced them. You can alter perceptions only by altering the...will can no more modify the effect of an argument on the understanding, than it can change the taste of sugar to the palate, or the fragrance of a roie...

...subject of it by producing new arguments ur eonlU derations. The understanding being passive as.to the Impressions made upon it, If you wish to change...those impressions you must change the cause which produced them. You can alter perceptions only by altering the tiling perceived. Every man's consciousness...

...connection which he discerns between certain premises and certain conclusions ? To affect his belief you must affect the subject of it by producing new...perceptions only by altering the thing perceived. Every * See Note A. man's consciousness will tell him, that the will can no more modify the effect of an...

...at pleasure change his opinion, and he will soon become sensible of the inefficacy of the attempt. The understanding being passive as to the impressions...only by altering the thing perceived. Every man's reflective faculties must tell him that the will or mind can no more modify the effect of an argument...

...slightest reason may, if he please, believe to-day what he doubted yesterday. ... To affect his belief you must affect the subject of it by producing new arguments or considerations. . . . You can alter perceptions only by altering the thing perceived. Every man's consciousness will...