Evolution And Dogma
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Spirit exists everywhere in nature, and we know of no spirit outside of nature. " Else- where, he tells us that " unitary philosophy, or Mon- ism, is neither extremely materialistic, nor extremely spiritualistic, but resembles rather a union and com- bination of these opposed principles, in that it con- ceives all nature as one whole, and nowhere recog- nizes any but mechanical causes. Binary philosophy, on the other hand, or Dualism, regards nature and spirit, matter and force, inorganic and o...rganic na- ture, as distinct and independent existences. " ' Again, he assures us that the theory of develop- ment of Darwin must, " if carried out logically, lead us to the monistic, or mechanical, causal, conception of the universe. In opposition to the dualistic, or teleological conception of nature, our theory con- siders organic, as well as inorganic bodies, to be the necessary products of natural forces. It does not see in every species of animal and plant the em- bodied thought of a personal Creator, but the ex- pression, for the time being, of a necessarily active cause, that is, of a mechanical cause, causa efficiens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spirit exists everywhere in nature, and we know of no spirit outside of nature. " Else- where, he tells us that " unitary philosophy, or Mon- ism, is neither extremely materialistic, nor extremely spiritualistic, but resembles rather a union and com- bination of these opposed principles, in that it con- ceives all nature as one whole, and nowhere recog- nizes any but mechanical causes. Binary philosophy, on the other hand, or Dualism, regards nature and spirit, matter and force, inorganic and o...rganic na- ture, as distinct and independent existences. " ' Again, he assures us that the theory of develop- ment of Darwin must, " if carried out logically, lead us to the monistic, or mechanical, causal, conception of the universe. In opposition to the dualistic, or teleological conception of nature, our theory con- siders organic, as well as inorganic bodies, to be the necessary products of natural forces. It does not see in every species of animal and plant the em- bodied thought of a personal Creator, but the ex- pression, for the time being, of a necessarily active cause, that is, of a mechanical cause, causa efficiens.
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