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Pagina 8
And not less surprised to be informed, that the watch in his hand was nothing
more than the result of the laws of mTâssic nature. Ttris à perversion of language
to assign any law as the efficient, operative cause of anything. A law
presupposes ...
And not less surprised to be informed, that the watch in his hand was nothing
more than the result of the laws of mTâssic nature. Ttris à perversion of language
to assign any law as the efficient, operative cause of anything. A law
presupposes ...
Pagina 9
... supposition assumed in the last section. Thereore, - III. Though it be now no
longer probable, that the individual watch which our observe had found was
made immediately by the hand of an artificer, yet doth not st ATE OF THE
ARGUMENT.
... supposition assumed in the last section. Thereore, - III. Though it be now no
longer probable, that the individual watch which our observe had found was
made immediately by the hand of an artificer, yet doth not st ATE OF THE
ARGUMENT.
Pagina 10
immediately by the hand of an artificer, yet doth not this alteration in any-wise
affect the inference, that an artificer had been originally employed and concerned
in the production. Th ument from desi mains as it wa Marks of design and ...
immediately by the hand of an artificer, yet doth not this alteration in any-wise
affect the inference, that an artificer had been originally employed and concerned
in the production. Th ument from desi mains as it wa Marks of design and ...
Pagina 12
The thing required is the intending mind, the adapting hand, the intelligence by
which that hand was directed. This question, this demand, is not shaken off, by
increasing a number or succession of subHstances, destitute of these properties;
...
The thing required is the intending mind, the adapting hand, the intelligence by
which that hand was directed. This question, this demand, is not shaken off, by
increasing a number or succession of subHstances, destitute of these properties;
...
Pagina 16
These difficulties present not themselves to the maker of the telescope. He wants
all the light he can get; and he never directs his instrument to objects near at
hand. In the eye, both these cases were to be provided for; and for the purpose of
...
These difficulties present not themselves to the maker of the telescope. He wants
all the light he can get; and he never directs his instrument to objects near at
hand. In the eye, both these cases were to be provided for; and for the purpose of
...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Natural Theology, Or, Evidences of the Existence and Attributes of the Deity |
| Auteur | William Paley |
| geïllustreerd door | James Paxton |
| Uitgever | Gould and Lincoln, 1855 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 24 jan 2017 |
| Lengte | 420 pagina's |
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