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... intelligent being , whom we call Man . All these difficulties must be surmounted , a second time , in order to the existence of mankind ; one of each sex bemg originally and absolutely necessary to the existence of succeed- ing ...
... intelligent being , whom we call Man . All these difficulties must be surmounted , a second time , in order to the existence of mankind ; one of each sex bemg originally and absolutely necessary to the existence of succeed- ing ...
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... intelligent mind ? Let me further ask , has mere casualty been the source of contrivance , of thought , of volition , of virtue ? Has an im- material existence , possessed of these wonderful powers , started into being by a mere ...
... intelligent mind ? Let me further ask , has mere casualty been the source of contrivance , of thought , of volition , of virtue ? Has an im- material existence , possessed of these wonderful powers , started into being by a mere ...
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... intelligent cause . 2. The eternal existence of matter is a merely gratuitous supposition , unsupported by any evidence whatever . 3. If we admit , that matter existed from eternity , its pro- As perties and operations must all have ...
... intelligent cause . 2. The eternal existence of matter is a merely gratuitous supposition , unsupported by any evidence whatever . 3. If we admit , that matter existed from eternity , its pro- As perties and operations must all have ...
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... intelligent cause . 6. From a sufficiently regular course of observations , em- ployed on the eclipses of the Sun and Moon , and a series of correct calculations concerning them , it is proved by Ferguson , VOL . I. D that the ancient ...
... intelligent cause . 6. From a sufficiently regular course of observations , em- ployed on the eclipses of the Sun and Moon , and a series of correct calculations concerning them , it is proved by Ferguson , VOL . I. D that the ancient ...
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... Intelligent Cause , with- out any purpose or design in their creation , a vast apparatus of splendour and magnificence assembled together for nothing ; an immense show , in which nothing was intended , and from which nothing can be ...
... Intelligent Cause , with- out any purpose or design in their creation , a vast apparatus of splendour and magnificence assembled together for nothing ; an immense show , in which nothing was intended , and from which nothing can be ...
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