Berkeley Reading Guide 37. Explain the argument for the existence of a higher power in §29. |
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>From nakisha: Berkeley
argues that you can not percieve everything all the time . He uses an
example of when he wakes up in the morning; he cannot choose whether
or not he will see. He says that being he does not perceive this, "There
is therefore some other will or spirit that produces them". (God)
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