A Discourse of Natural Theology Showing the Nature of the Evidence And the Adv
A Discourse of Natural Theology Showing the Nature of the Evidence And the Adv
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They relate to the evidences of design, of contrivance, of power, of wisdom, of goodness — but let us only say, of design or contrivance. Nothing can be more gratifying to the mind than such contem- plations: they afi'ord great scope to the reasoning powers; they exercise the resources of our ingenuity; they give a new aspect to the most ordinary appear- ances; they impart life as it were to dead matter; they are continually surprising us with novel and unexpect- ed proofs of intentions plainly... directed to a manifest object. If some scoffers and superficial persons de- spise the enthusiasm with which these investigations have at times been pursued, and hold the exercise given by them to the ingenuity of inquirers to be 117 srMher a play of imagination than of reasoning, it is equally undeniable that in some of the most important and most practically useful of the sciences, design, so far from being a matter of fanciful conjecture, is al- ways assumed as incontestable, and the inquiry, often with a merely practical view, is confined to discover- ing what the object of the design is.
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They relate to the evidences of design, of contrivance, of power, of wisdom, of goodness — but let us only say, of design or contrivance. Nothing can be more gratifying to the mind than such contem- plations: they afi'ord great scope to the reasoning powers; they exercise the resources of our ingenuity; they give a new aspect to the most ordinary appear- ances; they impart life as it were to dead matter; they are continually surprising us with novel and unexpect- ed proofs of intentions plainly... directed to a manifest object. If some scoffers and superficial persons de- spise the enthusiasm with which these investigations have at times been pursued, and hold the exercise given by them to the ingenuity of inquirers to be 117 srMher a play of imagination than of reasoning, it is equally undeniable that in some of the most important and most practically useful of the sciences, design, so far from being a matter of fanciful conjecture, is al- ways assumed as incontestable, and the inquiry, often with a merely practical view, is confined to discover- ing what the object of the design is.
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