Sentence examples for hence immaterial from inspiring English sources
One should bear in mind, however, that all arguments against physicalism are also arguments for the irreducible and hence immaterial nature of the mind and, given the existence of the material world, are thus arguments for dualism.
Who comes to power is, therefore, immaterial".
But species, al-Kindi argues, are immaterial; therefore the soul is immaterial.
and the Pythagoreans recognized only the sensible world and hence did not derive it from immaterial principles.
One would be to defend the thesis that although our natural (and hence material) minds can form no conception of an immaterial, there is another aspect of our minds — an aspect that is not material — and it can form conceptions of immaterials.
She added it was equivalent to.004% of content in News Feed (hence Facebook's earlier contention to Harris that it's "immaterial to earnings").
Hence material things are identical with what they are made of with one exception: human beings, whose forms are their immaterial (and immortal) souls.
The idea that "the mind," an immaterial, airy thing, could be embodied in a lump of flesh the brain was intolerable to seventeenth-century religious thinking; hence the dualism of Descartes and others.
Eighth, the imaginative faculty (which in Mulla Sadra's epistemology following Avicenna is critical for the production of new knowledge) is an immaterial property that does not inhere in a particular part of the brain but rather transcends the body and hence (in Platonic terms) can unite with like immaterial intelligible in the higher noetic world.
