Pre Organic Evolution And the Biblical Idea of God An Exposition And a Criticis
Pre Organic Evolution And the Biblical Idea of God An Exposition And a Criticis
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8o Pre-Oi'ganic Evolution.
Such incomplete and general observation of facts as are possible are, then, believed to tally with the presuppositions and outworking of principles on the deductive side. So far as human observation extends, it is seen that on every side there are traces of a progression from small beginnings. In the midst of incessant new appearances nothing is ever known to come into existence ih novo. It is always an old form with a new face. The analysis of compounds reveals a law... of combination, and consequently implies a prior separation and relative independence of parts. The present processes of Nature are largely a synthesis of what was discrete. Inorganic matter, in its raw mineral condition, is found to be under- going perpetual modification, till, by a series of synthetic chemical processes it comes, at last, t(j be temporally assimilated into organic vegetable forms ; and although there may follow a dissolution of the elements so combined and brought into definite arrangements, again to be followed, in its turn, by another similar synthetic process, yet even this may be regarded as a miniature illustration of the great law of cycles of Evolution and Dissolution, wdiich is the highest generalisation of the Spencerian philosophy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8o Pre-Oi'ganic Evolution.
Such incomplete and general observation of facts as are possible are, then, believed to tally with the presuppositions and outworking of principles on the deductive side. So far as human observation extends, it is seen that on every side there are traces of a progression from small beginnings. In the midst of incessant new appearances nothing is ever known to come into existence ih novo. It is always an old form with a new face. The analysis of compounds reveals a law... of combination, and consequently implies a prior separation and relative independence of parts. The present processes of Nature are largely a synthesis of what was discrete. Inorganic matter, in its raw mineral condition, is found to be under- going perpetual modification, till, by a series of synthetic chemical processes it comes, at last, t(j be temporally assimilated into organic vegetable forms ; and although there may follow a dissolution of the elements so combined and brought into definite arrangements, again to be followed, in its turn, by another similar synthetic process, yet even this may be regarded as a miniature illustration of the great law of cycles of Evolution and Dissolution, wdiich is the highest generalisation of the Spencerian philosophy.
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