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19003	Romanes, George John	A Candid Examination of Theism			.txt	text/plain	70725	2488	53	spurious theory, yet his Argument from the fact of our having a moral sense mere fact of their presence, point to the existence of a God as to their We have first the argument drawn from the existence of the human mind. are: an eternal mind is, as far as the present argument is concerned, a _past_, but to proofs of the _ever-present_ mind and reason in nature. The supposed evidence from which the existence of mind in nature is of nature as to a fact which cannot to his mind be conceivably explained by Mind, even supposing it to exist, caused the observable products by any naturally make this objection to Cosmic Theism as presented by Mr. Fiske--viz., that the argument on which this philosopher throughout relies natural causes does not actually _disprove_ the possible existence of an argument which they would establish to an intelligent cause of nature would	./cache/19003.txt	./txt/19003.txt