Members of One Body Six Sermons
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Science never created anything, has no power to make anything. Nothing was ever created by reasoning about it or com- paring it with something else, or by classi- fying it; and science is but a method of classification, of comparison, of definition, and, in the very nature of the case, a thing must exist before it can be defined. What Rationalism 73 would you think of one who should say: " Life thus far has been interesting enough, but not complete. It has existed in very poor forms, a struggli...ng, weak thing, com- ing upward by slow degrees through the ages. By and by we shall be so advanced that all this will be done away; and biol- ogy will be so developed that we shall have a biological life which will be superior to anything we have seen before. " You say at once that the biologist claims nothing of the sort. He simply sees life, tries to un- derstand it, tries to trace its origin, and, if possible, foretell its course. That is all. He accepts the fact that is offered to him, and so his science has its justification; but no biologist could ever invent life or create it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Science never created anything, has no power to make anything. Nothing was ever created by reasoning about it or com- paring it with something else, or by classi- fying it; and science is but a method of classification, of comparison, of definition, and, in the very nature of the case, a thing must exist before it can be defined. What Rationalism 73 would you think of one who should say: " Life thus far has been interesting enough, but not complete. It has existed in very poor forms, a struggli...ng, weak thing, com- ing upward by slow degrees through the ages. By and by we shall be so advanced that all this will be done away; and biol- ogy will be so developed that we shall have a biological life which will be superior to anything we have seen before. " You say at once that the biologist claims nothing of the sort. He simply sees life, tries to un- derstand it, tries to trace its origin, and, if possible, foretell its course. That is all. He accepts the fact that is offered to him, and so his science has its justification; but no biologist could ever invent life or create it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crothers, Samuel Mcchord, 1857-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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