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The transcendental one, the Absolute, the unity of being, of nature, of the universe. |
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The relation of the one and the many, emanation of the many from the one. |
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The unity or duality of God and the world, the immanence and transcendence of God. |
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The one and the many in relation to the universal and the particular, the abstract and the concrete universal. |
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The modes of unity, comparison of numerical, essential, and divine unity. |
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Numerical unity or identity, the number one. |
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The unity of the indivisible or the simple, the individual thing, the point, the atom, the quality. |
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The complex unity of a whole composed of parts, the distinction between the indivisible and the undivided. |
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Kinds of wholes or complex unities. |
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Quantitative wholes, oneness in matter or motion. |
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The continuity of a quantitative whole. |
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The unity and divisibility of a motion. |
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The unity and divisibility of matter. |
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The unity and divisibility of time and space. |
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Natural or essential wholes, the oneness of a being or a nature
The distinction between essential and accidental unity. |
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The comparison of the unity of natural things with man-made compositions or aggregations, artificial wholes. |
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The unity of a substance and of substantial form. |
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The unity of man as composite of body and soul, matter and spirit, extension and thought. |
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The unity of the human person or the self, the order of man's powers, the split personality. |
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Unity in the realm of mind, unity in thought or knowledge. |
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The unity of mind or intellect, the cognitive faculties, or consciousness. |
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The unity of sense-experience, the unity of attention, the transcendental unity of apperception. |
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Unity in thinking or understanding, the unity of complex ideas and definitions, the unity of the term, the judgment, and the syllogism. |
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The unity of science, the unity of particular sciences. |
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The one and the many, or the simple and the complex, as objects of knowledge, the order of learning with respect to wholes and parts. |
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The unity of knower and known, or of subject and object. |
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Unity in moral and political matters. |
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The unity of virtue and the many virtues. |
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The unity of the last end, the plurality of intermediate ends or means. |
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The unity of subjective will and objective morality in the ethical realm. |
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The unity of the family and the unity of the state, the limits of political or social unification. |
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The unity of sovereignty, its divisibility or indivisibility, the problem of federal union. |
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Unity in the supernatural order. |
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The unity and simplicity of God. |
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The unity of the Trinity. |
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The unity of the Incarnation. |
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