Now I'm not going to hear, pursue of the question of "Do we believe bodily resurrection occurs or will occur?"
现在我不需要,大家一直争论,我们是否要相信,肉体复活是否会发生“
On the other hand, as I said, never trust a programmer to do the right thing so we're going to check it.
另外,如我之前提到的,别相信程序员会一直保持正确,所以我们才要。
If Milton's true muse, or so he hopes or so he wants us to believe, has a Christian origin, then this counter-muse is unquestionably classical.
如果弥尔顿他望或想要我们相信,他真正的缪斯女神,有一个基督教的原型,那么这位与缪斯女神相对的人物毫无疑问是经典的。
Let's suppose that in order to believe in something, you've got to be able to picture it.
让我们先假设要相信一件事,这件事必须是可以被想象的。
We believe that there is a lot more progress that can be made.
我们相信,要改进的地方还有很多。
Why should we believe Hobbes' story ? and not some other story?
为什么我们要相信霍布斯的故事,而不相信其他的故事?
Well, why should we believe this?
我们为什么要相信他的观点呢
Milton has expended, we know, a considerable amount of energy in establishing what he wants us, I am assuming, to believe is the divine authority behind the poem.
我们知道弥尔顿花费了,大量精力阐释他希望我们相信的东西,我设想,他要我们相信在这部诗篇的背后有无上神权的存在。
So what we now need to ask is, can we possibly believe that revision?
所以现在我们要问的是,我们可能相信那样的修正吗?
Now I'm giving you my reasons for believing in there're no souls.
现在我要说说,为何我们该相信人没有灵魂。
Still, all I can say is, why should we believe two?
然而我想问,为什么我们要相信前提二
Way back at the start of the semester when we asked,Why believe in souls?
学期一开始的时候我们研究过为何要相信灵魂的存在?
Basically that the various arguements that might be offered for believing in souls don't seem very compelling upon examinations so there's no good reason to posit this extra entity.
基本上要我们相信灵魂的,不同的理据,都经不住考察,所以我们没有很好的理由,来假设这个额外实体的存在。
So it's at least worth emphasizing the fact that even if we don't believe in souls, we could still believe in the possibility of surviving one's death, the death of one's body.
所以我们至少要强调,即使我们不相信灵魂论,我们还是可以相信死后复生的,可能,肉体死亡后复活的可能。
Do we believe him in this respect, I mean an important question, do we believe him again, ? is he being sincere in this or is he using this as it were a kind of rhetoric ? with which to envelope himself?
我们相信他这番言论吗,我意指一个重要的问题,我们再次自问是否要相信他,他这么说时是否诚恳,或只是利用这类的修辞,来包裹自己?
I think probably we shouldn't believe the theory of belief which says that in order to believe in something, you've got to be able to picture it or believe it.
我觉得我们不能相信下面这种理论,如果要相信一件事情,这件事情必须能够被想象出来。
It's natural to talk that way, but if we want belief in the soul to help us hold out the possibility at least that there might be life after death, then I think we need to actually say that strictly speaking, it's not that a person is a soul plus a body.
这说起来很轻松,如果我们想要寄托于,相信灵魂的存在,而让死后能够继续活着有据可依,那么我们需要一个严格的说法,不是说一个人是灵魂加肉体
And so one can ask, "? "Is Thrasymachus wrong to believe this?"
我们因此要提问,“Thrasymachus,这么相信错了吗“
what Tolstoy is trying to convince us of, what he's trying to argue, by illustrating the claim, I take it, that Tolstoy is making, is that most of us are actually in Ivan Ilyich's boat.
托尔斯泰试图通过这个故事,阐述给我们,要说服我们相信的东西,我认为他要说的是,我们中大多数人都像Ivan,Ilyich一样。
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