De Vi Physica Et Imbecillitate Darwiniana
De Vi Physica Et Imbecillitate Darwiniana
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There is no passage from organisation on one principle to organisation on another by degrees. Nature cannot do it : she must jump : ergo, she does. NATVRA FACIT SALTVS. Darwin denies it : for it would destroy his theory : but he is obliged forcibly to shut his eyes to facts adduced by himself. Moreover, it is useless to deny it : for whatever is, is : and what is impossible, does not happen.
And therefore, if we know, beyond all possibility of denial, A. That jumps have actually occurred, as Da...rwin knew himself. B. That they must occur, Nature being im- possible without them : which Darwin did not understand : it is mere puerility to de- nounce as miraculous that which is nattiral, .
60 De Vi Physica because it does not harmonise with your a priori scheme of what Nature is to be. Such a * scientific ' method, which under a show of humility is that of Darwin and his school, and especially of Weismann, is sim- ply to deny ex cathedra that organic POWER of Nature, which is really above and beyond all denial, merely because you do not under- stand it : it is to make your limited insight and information the standard of Nature's power and possibilities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no passage from organisation on one principle to organisation on another by degrees. Nature cannot do it : she must jump : ergo, she does. NATVRA FACIT SALTVS. Darwin denies it : for it would destroy his theory : but he is obliged forcibly to shut his eyes to facts adduced by himself. Moreover, it is useless to deny it : for whatever is, is : and what is impossible, does not happen.
And therefore, if we know, beyond all possibility of denial, A. That jumps have actually occurred, as Da...rwin knew himself. B. That they must occur, Nature being im- possible without them : which Darwin did not understand : it is mere puerility to de- nounce as miraculous that which is nattiral, .
60 De Vi Physica because it does not harmonise with your a priori scheme of what Nature is to be. Such a * scientific ' method, which under a show of humility is that of Darwin and his school, and especially of Weismann, is sim- ply to deny ex cathedra that organic POWER of Nature, which is really above and beyond all denial, merely because you do not under- stand it : it is to make your limited insight and information the standard of Nature's power and possibilities.
What to read after De Vi Physica Et Imbecillitate Darwiniana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Francis William Bain to read onlineMoreLess
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