Natural Theology: Or, Evidences of the Existence and Attributes of the Deity, Collected from the Appearances of NatureR. Faulder, 1802 - 586 pagina's "In this book the theologian William Paley postulates that God's existence can be divined from the complexity and beauty of the design of the universe, a discipline called "natural theology." Natural theology is a branch of theology that emerged in the late eighteenth century and is based on reason and ordinary experience, explaining God rationally, as part of the physical world." |
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Pagina 108
... force which fqueezes it , brings the furfaces of the adjoin- ing vertebrę nearer to the being parallel with one another than they were before , instead of increasing the inclination of their planes , which must have occafioned a fiffure ...
... force which fqueezes it , brings the furfaces of the adjoin- ing vertebrę nearer to the being parallel with one another than they were before , instead of increasing the inclination of their planes , which must have occafioned a fiffure ...
Pagina 111
... force it out of its place between them . It will give way neither forward , nor backward , nor on either fide . In whichever direction he pushes , he perceives , in the form , or junction , or over- lapping of the bones , an impediment ...
... force it out of its place between them . It will give way neither forward , nor backward , nor on either fide . In whichever direction he pushes , he perceives , in the form , or junction , or over- lapping of the bones , an impediment ...
Pagina 112
... force which is ever likely to act in the direction of the back , or parallel to it , and confequently to fecure the whole combination in their places . The general result is , that not only the mo- tions of the human body necessary for ...
... force which is ever likely to act in the direction of the back , or parallel to it , and confequently to fecure the whole combination in their places . The general result is , that not only the mo- tions of the human body necessary for ...
Pagina 116
... force , upon which principles all machinery is founded . These are its ufes . But what is moft obfervable in it is , that it appears to be fupplemental , as it were , to the frame ; added , as it should aloft feem , afterward ; not ...
... force , upon which principles all machinery is founded . These are its ufes . But what is moft obfervable in it is , that it appears to be fupplemental , as it were , to the frame ; added , as it should aloft feem , afterward ; not ...
Pagina 120
... force is neceffary , even to ftretch , fill more to break , this ligament ; yet fo flexible is it , as to oppofe no impediment to the fuppleness of the joint . By its fituation . also , it is inacceffible to injury from sharp edges . As ...
... force is neceffary , even to ftretch , fill more to break , this ligament ; yet fo flexible is it , as to oppofe no impediment to the fuppleness of the joint . By its fituation . also , it is inacceffible to injury from sharp edges . As ...
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