Naming is the origin of all particular things".
But all particular positions, which 10 other couples might argue 10 different ways.
Rousseau spoke of religion in terms of human needs, not divine truths, and had his Savoyard vicar declare, "I believe all particular religions are good when one serves God usefully in them".
Francis explains: "It is true that general rules set forth a good which can never be disregarded or neglected, but in their formulation they cannot provide absolutely for all particular situations".
A priori knowledge, in Western philosophy since the time of Immanuel Kant, knowledge that is independent of all particular experiences, as opposed to a posteriori knowledge, which derives from experience.
Emptiness, also called Nothingness, or Void, in mysticism and religion, a state of "pure consciousness" in which the mind has been emptied of all particular objects and images; also, the undifferentiated reality (a world without distinctions and multiplicity) or quality of reality that the emptied mind reflects or manifests.
Dao is the "imperceptible, indiscernible," about which nothing can be predicated but that latently contains the forms, entities, and forces of all particular phenomena: "It was from the Nameless that heaven and earth sprang; the Named is the mother that rears the Ten Thousand Things, each after its kind".
Auriol is clear that a universal concept is all of its particulars, rose is all particular roses, animal is all particular animals.
Although all particular areas are of rather large size, their intersection is, certainly, smaller.
Safety analysis of a chemical reactor requires basic knowledge of all particular processes which can be described by mathematical models.
And, of course, logic does not tell us how we ought to reason or infer in all particular cases.
