It is not sufficient to argue, in objection to what I have just stated, that the full reality of Darwin's life and experience depends now, for
whatever present existence it has, on our own thinking about or remembering it.
Not exact matches
Hartshorne views the interrelationship as follows: Our
present moment of
existence is dependent upon God's abstract character of inevitably knowing
whatever exists, but not vice versa.
He reasons that, as the universal and necessary principle of all
existence, God must be
present as a datum in every experience
whatever, regardless of whether or not the experiencing subject is fully conscious of this presence.
Thus if true proof of the
existence of God is
presented in the here and now to believers, they will flog it, scourge it, and crucify it in an instant by
whatever means.
Whatever view is correct, the
existence of this legislation
presents a major hurdle to the recognition of full native title rights offshore.