Note 234 — Chapter V · SOME METAPHYSICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ETHICS AND RELIGION
Reading edition
Cf. Bradley, Appearance and Reality, pp. 200, 496-497 (1st ed.). Professor Flint’s attempted reply to the Humian and Kantian criticism of the theistic “proofs” (Agnosticism, chap. 4) has not induced me to modify any of the opinions expressed in this chapter.