The Book of Nature, Volumen3Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828 |
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... appears to be highly important , and to involve nothing less than a belief or disbelief , not indeed in its divine origin , but in its divine similitude and immortality . Yet I may venture to affirm that there is no question which has ...
... appears to be highly important , and to involve nothing less than a belief or disbelief , not indeed in its divine origin , but in its divine similitude and immortality . Yet I may venture to affirm that there is no question which has ...
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... appear to be the latter ; for they are all equally destitute of these properties , so far as our ex- periments have extended ; and hence they are either immaterial substances , or material sub- stances void of the general qualities that ...
... appear to be the latter ; for they are all equally destitute of these properties , so far as our ex- periments have extended ; and hence they are either immaterial substances , or material sub- stances void of the general qualities that ...
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... appear to us , they are equally common matter , actuated by the same common living principle , directed to different ends . To give them developement and mature form , we equally expose them to the operation of the sun and the ...
... appear to us , they are equally common matter , actuated by the same common living principle , directed to different ends . To give them developement and mature form , we equally expose them to the operation of the sun and the ...
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... appears , in every instance we are acquainted with , to be proportioned , not , indeed , to the size of the brain as compared with that of the animal to which it belongs , as was conjectured by Aristotle , and has been the general ...
... appears , in every instance we are acquainted with , to be proportioned , not , indeed , to the size of the brain as compared with that of the animal to which it belongs , as was conjectured by Aristotle , and has been the general ...
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... appears to be the general tenour , but what is , in various places , the direct declaration of the Christian Scriptures ; and by conceiving the entire dissolution and dispersion of the percipient as well as AND IMMATERIALISM . 27.
... appears to be the general tenour , but what is , in various places , the direct declaration of the Christian Scriptures ; and by conceiving the entire dissolution and dispersion of the percipient as well as AND IMMATERIALISM . 27.
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