Every sensation is a contingent, individual fact: how then are we to draw from it light to guide us to necessary truths?
These facts have no scientific value, except when made objective, or rather, when the mind, reflecting upon them, bathes them in the light of necessary truths.
Such are called self-evident propositions; and the truths that they express, necessary truths.
This seems to me to give what has, in fact, been generally meant in philosophy by "necessary truths," e.
By the very act of seeing the object it is sure of it; the difference between subjectivity and objectivity falls within the space of inferences, but not within that of immediate reason, or the understanding of necessary truths.
The reason of necessary truths can in nowise be discovered in our understanding; every one perceives them, without thinking of others or even of himself.
As 'necessary truths' are much talked of I have introduced here, from Whewell, the completest definition with which I am acquainted.
Much discussion has taken place upon the nature of necessary truths.
Mill and Ward, as to the existence of intuitions and 'necessary truths.
He now challenged his opponent to republish a paper upon 'necessary truths,' which had been read to the Metaphysical Society.
Necessary Truths belong to the Subjective, Observed Facts to the Objective side of our knowledge.
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