This, in turn, explains the development of his theory of recollection and the postulate that he refers to in the Meno, and argues for in the Phaedo, of transcendent immaterial objects as the basis of reality and thought.
Martha Stewart should not be charged with securities fraud, her lawyers argued in a brief filed in United States District Court in Manhattan yesterday, because the statements she is accused of making that are the basis for the charge "were immaterial as a matter of law".
He finds that God and the immaterial soul are both better known, on the basis of innate ideas, than objects of the senses.
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Still, the bottom line remains: Belichick's system has proven that the specifics at running back are immaterial and often change on a week-to-week basis.
"I object on the ground that it is immaterial".
The landscape, as, the spatial entity, in its material and immaterial dimensions, is presented in this paper as the most, comprehensive basis for the required step forward.
The authentic and radical difference between animals and humans, however, consists in the fact that the latter are endowed, not only with a spiritus, but also with an immaterial mens (mind) of divine origin, that constitutes and is the basis of their specific makeup.
Even today, despite the preponderance of evidence unavailable to Newton that life is a purely material phenomenon, people still speak of immaterial, vital forces such a ch'i, ki, prana, and psychic energy that have no scientific basis.
There is, therefore, no basis whatsoever for the a priori claim that there necessarily exists an original, self-existing being that is an immaterial, intelligent being (i.e., God).
