Christianity and Positivism: A Series of Lectures to the Times on Natural Theology and ApologeticsWilbur B. Ketcham, 1871 - 369 стор. |
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... effect implies a cause . The special con- sideration and defence of this law may be adjourned to a future lecture , when it will come up in more favorable circumstances to admit of a full discus- sion . In the first series of lectures ...
... effect implies a cause . The special con- sideration and defence of this law may be adjourned to a future lecture , when it will come up in more favorable circumstances to admit of a full discus- sion . In the first series of lectures ...
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... effect is caused . Not that every thing has a cause , for this would make us look for a cause of the uncaused , which is God , - but that every thing which begins to be has a cause . In employing this law , I do not care for the present ...
... effect is caused . Not that every thing has a cause , for this would make us look for a cause of the uncaused , which is God , - but that every thing which begins to be has a cause . In employing this law , I do not care for the present ...
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... effect the obviously contemplated result . Darwin has shown that certain plants are fertilized by insects , such as bees carrying the pollen from the male to the female ; and thus he accounts for the prevalence of certain forms and ...
... effect the obviously contemplated result . Darwin has shown that certain plants are fertilized by insects , such as bees carrying the pollen from the male to the female ; and thus he accounts for the prevalence of certain forms and ...
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... effects the dif- ferent chemical combinations , which flashes in the lightning and lives in the plant . Man may direct the force , and make it go this way or that way ; but he can do so only by means of force under a differ- ent form ...
... effects the dif- ferent chemical combinations , which flashes in the lightning and lives in the plant . Man may direct the force , and make it go this way or that way ; but he can do so only by means of force under a differ- ent form ...
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... effect implying cause , the mind must rise to the contem- plation of a Being who must himself be possessed of intelligence , in order to impart intelligence . This star dust has a greater heaviness or thick- ness of parts in certain ...
... effect implying cause , the mind must rise to the contem- plation of a Being who must himself be possessed of intelligence , in order to impart intelligence . This star dust has a greater heaviness or thick- ness of parts in certain ...
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