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共 39 段- In treating of this subject, I shall first exhibit the relat
- Before proceeding to this part of the subject, however, I mu
- Secondly. I would bespeak the candid attention of those scep
- Such evidence as this is very satisfactory. For at the prese
- In the seventh place, numerous races of animals and plants m
- Yet, fourthly. I maintain that several of these doctrines ar
- A part of the sentence passed upon man seems, also, at first
- The second theory which will reconcile science and revelatio
- The common theory does convey an idea not much different fro
- From the facts that have now been detailed, it appears that
- In the second place, in all ages and nations, and especially
- Now, in what manner have these ingenious arguments been met?
- And here we must confess, at the outset, that geology furnis
- Now, if the testimony of the Scriptures on all other points
- Yet farther north, we come to the unique terraces, called th
- Now, just consider what must have been the effect of these m
- Now, such a uniformity of climate and security from general
- The immediate effects of these agencies are often so appalli
- We have evidence, also, of the same identity in the laws of
- The reasoning is equally decisive to prove the unchanging ch
- After applying the same principle to animals with hoofs, Cuv
- In all ages of the world, where men have been enlightened en
- "The whole universe is material, is nothing but matter; for
- The phenomena of hybridity furnish another ground of argumen
- Having spoken of the several dynasties of animals that have
- The evidences of ordinary providence, which are common to ge
- The mode in which this can be done depends upon the fact tha
- A most important application of these principles may be made
- In the fifth place, the passage under consideration teaches
- It may be thought, however, that the igneous fluidity of the
- The second objection to the view which I have presented of t
- This last statement of the writer every one will acknowledge
- Now, this illustration, although an approximation, falls sho
- It is interesting and instructive to trace the history of ma
- To those not familiar with the details of geology, this will
- "What does not fade? The tower that long had stood
- But mathematical principles furnish several interesting illu
- We have endeavored to show, in a former lecture, that the fu
- The mind delights in the prospect of again turning its atten