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• But in this definition, the elements are no longer self-subsistent at all. —  My Philosophical Development
• We shall now, being resolved still to regard matter as self-subsistent, say M is the one Whole, of which space and motion are mere adjectives; it is a Whole not validly analysable into simple reals, though there may, in some sense, be centres of condensation, as in the world of spirit. —  My Philosophical Development
• Within any science, all contradictions not thus unavoidable are logically condemnable; from the standpoint of a general theory of knowledge, the whole science, if taken as a metaphysic, i.e. as independent and self-subsistent knowledge, is condemnable. —  My Philosophical Development
• He does not die and He is not evanescent; He is the Eternal, the Self-subsistent Who has no beginning. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
• Thus, the Power by which the body is produced appears as a self-subsistent, metaphysical entity, ubiquitous, disconnected from social and economic relations, and as mysterious in its permutations as a godly Prime Mover. —  Counago & Spaves

Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms