On Natural Theology volume 2
On Natural Theology volume 2
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Even within our own little territory of observation, we can notice the progression of years ere things come to. Their state of greatest perfec- tion ; and, for aught we know, it might require the mighty progression of centuries, or of still loftier and more extended cycles, ere many of the existing and current plans in the Universe shall reach their full consummation. Every thing seems to be done by progressions. The full-grown tree is not made to arise in the complete garniture of its fruit or... foliage by an instant act of Creation — but, ere it reaches its present strength and altitude, has to weather a series of exposures and to undergo a very gradual process of nourishment and accretion. The man of full-grown faculties does not start into immediate being at the bidding of a voice — but reaches the maximum of his usefulness and vigour, through the delays and difficulties and dangers of a tedious passage from the outset of his existence, and by many successive stages. Not to speak of the collecti^ progress that is made by mankind from one age to another along the great steps of a world's history, the species are not prepared for the joys and exercises of a complete society in Heaven, but by the birth and ^e transit and the successive disappearance of many generations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even within our own little territory of observation, we can notice the progression of years ere things come to. Their state of greatest perfec- tion ; and, for aught we know, it might require the mighty progression of centuries, or of still loftier and more extended cycles, ere many of the existing and current plans in the Universe shall reach their full consummation. Every thing seems to be done by progressions. The full-grown tree is not made to arise in the complete garniture of its fruit or... foliage by an instant act of Creation — but, ere it reaches its present strength and altitude, has to weather a series of exposures and to undergo a very gradual process of nourishment and accretion. The man of full-grown faculties does not start into immediate being at the bidding of a voice — but reaches the maximum of his usefulness and vigour, through the delays and difficulties and dangers of a tedious passage from the outset of his existence, and by many successive stages. Not to speak of the collecti^ progress that is made by mankind from one age to another along the great steps of a world's history, the species are not prepared for the joys and exercises of a complete society in Heaven, but by the birth and ^e transit and the successive disappearance of many generations.
What to read after On Natural Theology volume 2?
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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