Discourses On the Christian Revelation Viewed in Connection With the Modern Astr
Discourses On the Christian Revelation Viewed in Connection With the Modern Astr
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He hath planted a universal instinct, by AND FAITIIFIjInESS OF GOD. 213 which all are led to believe, that Nature will perse- vere in her wonted courses, and that each succession of cause and effect which has been observed by us in the time that is past, will, while the world exists, be kept up invariably, and recur in the very same order through the time that is to come. This constancy, then, is as good as a promise that He has made unto all men, and all that is around us on earth or in heaven..., proves how inflexibly the promise is adhered to. The chemist in his labor- atory, as he questions Nature, may be almost said to put her to the torture, when tried in his hottest furnace, or probed by his searching analysis, to her innermost arcana, she by a spark or an explo- sion, or an effervescence, or an evolving substance, makes her distinct replies to his investigations. And he repeats her answer to all his fellows in philos- ophy, and they meet in academic state and judg- ment to reiterate the question, and in every quarter of the globe her answer is the same — so that, let the experiment, though a thousand times repeated, only be alike in all its circumstances, the result which Cometh forth is as rigidly alike, without de- ficiency, and without deviation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hath planted a universal instinct, by AND FAITIIFIjInESS OF GOD. 213 which all are led to believe, that Nature will perse- vere in her wonted courses, and that each succession of cause and effect which has been observed by us in the time that is past, will, while the world exists, be kept up invariably, and recur in the very same order through the time that is to come. This constancy, then, is as good as a promise that He has made unto all men, and all that is around us on earth or in heaven..., proves how inflexibly the promise is adhered to. The chemist in his labor- atory, as he questions Nature, may be almost said to put her to the torture, when tried in his hottest furnace, or probed by his searching analysis, to her innermost arcana, she by a spark or an explo- sion, or an effervescence, or an evolving substance, makes her distinct replies to his investigations. And he repeats her answer to all his fellows in philos- ophy, and they meet in academic state and judg- ment to reiterate the question, and in every quarter of the globe her answer is the same — so that, let the experiment, though a thousand times repeated, only be alike in all its circumstances, the result which Cometh forth is as rigidly alike, without de- ficiency, and without deviation.
What to read after Discourses On the Christian Revelation Viewed in Connection With the Modern Astr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chalmers, Thomas, 1780-1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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