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Christianity and Greek Philosophy: or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His ApostlesCocker, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin)

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Christianity and Greek Philosophy: or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His Apostles

Name: Christianity and Greek Philosophy: or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His Apostles
Author: Cocker, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin)

Cocker, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin)

Christianity; Church history -- Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600; Philosophy, Ancient

PLATONIC SCHEME OF THE OBJECTS OF COGNITION, AND THE RELATIVE MENTAL POWERS
___________________________________________________________________________
            |                                 |
            | VISIBLE WORLD                   | INTELLIGIBLE WORLD
            | (the object of Opinion--δόξα).  |(the object of Knowledge or
            |                                 | Science--ίπυττήμη).
            |_________________________________|____________________________
            |                |                |              |
            | Things.        | Images.        | Intuitions.  | Conceptions.
____________|________________|________________|______________|_____________

And may be thus further expanded:
___________________________________________________________________________
            |                                 |
            | VISIBLE WORLD.                  |   INTELLIGIBLE WORLD.
____________|_________________________________|____________________________
            |                |                |             |
            | Things         | Images         | Ideas       | Conceptions
OBJECT      |                |                |             |
            | ζὼα. κ.τ.λ.    | ικονες.        | ιδεαί.      | δυενοήματα.
____________|________________|________________|_____________|______________
            |                |                |             |
            | Belief.        | Conjecture.    | Intuition.  |Demonstration.
PROCESS     |                |                |             |
            | πιοτις.        | ειkασια.       | νόησις.     | ίπισιηιη.
____________|________________|________________|_____________|______________
            |                |                |             |
            | SENSATION.     | PHANTASY.      | INTUITIVE   | DISCURSIVE
FACULTY     |                |                |   REASON.   |    REASON.
            | αiσθησις.      | ϕαντασία.       | νούς.       | λόγος.
____________|________________|________________|_____________|______________
            |                |                |             |
MODERN      | SENSE.         | IMAGINATION.   | REASON.     | JUDGMENT.
NOMENCLATURE|Presentative    |Representative  |Regulative   | Logical
            | Faculty.       | Faculty        | Faculty.    |    Faculty.
____________|________________|________________|_____________|______________
            |                                 |
            | MEMORY.                         | REMINISCENCE
            | μνημη.                          |   αναμησις.
            | The Conservative Faculty--      | The Reproductive Faculty--
            | "the preserver of sensation"    |"the recollection of the
            | (σωτηρια αισιν, σεως.) [533]    | things which the soul
            |                                 | saw (in Eternity) when
            |                                 | journeying in the train of

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Christianity and Greek Philosophy: or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His ApostlesCocker, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin)

Religion

Christianity and Greek Philosophy: or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His Apostles

Cocker, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin)

Christianity; Church history -- Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600; Philosophy, Ancient

PLATONIC SCHEME OF THE OBJECTS OF COGNITION, AND THE RELATIVE MENTAL POWERS
___________________________________________________________________________
            |                                 |
            | VISIBLE WORLD                   | INTELLIGIBLE WORLD
            | (the object of Opinion--δόξα).  |(the object of Knowledge or
            |                                 | Science--ίπυττήμη).
            |_________________________________|____________________________
            |                |                |              |
            | Things.        | Images.        | Intuitions.  | Conceptions.
____________|________________|________________|______________|_____________

And may be thus further expanded:
___________________________________________________________________________
            |                                 |
            | VISIBLE WORLD.                  |   INTELLIGIBLE WORLD.
____________|_________________________________|____________________________
            |                |                |             |
            | Things         | Images         | Ideas       | Conceptions
OBJECT      |                |                |             |
            | ζὼα. κ.τ.λ.    | ικονες.        | ιδεαί.      | δυενοήματα.
____________|________________|________________|_____________|______________
            |                |                |             |
            | Belief.        | Conjecture.    | Intuition.  |Demonstration.
PROCESS     |                |                |             |
            | πιοτις.        | ειkασια.       | νόησις.     | ίπισιηιη.
____________|________________|________________|_____________|______________
            |                |                |             |
            | SENSATION.     | PHANTASY.      | INTUITIVE   | DISCURSIVE
FACULTY     |                |                |   REASON.   |    REASON.
            | αiσθησις.      | ϕαντασία.       | νούς.       | λόγος.
____________|________________|________________|_____________|______________
            |                |                |             |
MODERN      | SENSE.         | IMAGINATION.   | REASON.     | JUDGMENT.
NOMENCLATURE|Presentative    |Representative  |Regulative   | Logical
            | Faculty.       | Faculty        | Faculty.    |    Faculty.
____________|________________|________________|_____________|______________
            |                                 |
            | MEMORY.                         | REMINISCENCE
            | μνημη.                          |   αναμησις.
            | The Conservative Faculty--      | The Reproductive Faculty--
            | "the preserver of sensation"    |"the recollection of the
            | (σωτηρια αισιν, σεως.) [533]    | things which the soul
            |                                 | saw (in Eternity) when
            |                                 | journeying in the train of

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Christianity and Greek Philosophy: or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His Apostles

Christianity and Greek Philosophy: or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His Apostles

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