...organic history of the earth must not be calculated by thousands of years, but by palaeontological or geological periods, each of which comprises many thousands of years, and perhaps millions, or even milliards, of thousands of years. It is of little importance how high the immeasurable length...

...the organic history of the earth must not be calculated by thousands of years, but by paleontological or geological periods, each of which comprises many thousands of years, and perhaps millions, or even milliards of thousands of years" {History of Creation, chap. xxiv.). To the same effect speak...

...organic history of the earth must not be calculated by thousands of years, but by palaeontological and geological periods, each of which comprises many thousands of years, and perhaps millions or even milliards of thousands of years.'" It is true that the high priests of evolution or transformation...

...organic history of the earth must not be calculated by thousands of years, but by palreontological or geological periods, each of which comprises many thousands of years, and perhaps millions, or even milliards of thousands of years." Darwin, with his usual candour, characterises this objection...

...of Creation^ Hackel says, that the organic history of the earth must be counted by paleontological periods, each of which comprises many thousands of years, and perhaps millions, and perhaps millions of thousands of years." And this appears evident if the doctrine of the transmutation...