Q E D Or New Light On the Doctrine of Creation 8 0
Q E D Or New Light On the Doctrine of Creation 8 0
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, these newinvestigators taught that there were successive ages of invertebrates, fishes, reptiles, and mammals, these creatures having registered theirexistence in rocky strata which thus by hypothesis completely encircledthe globe one outside another.
It is true that early in the nineteenth century Sir Charles Lyell andothers tried to disclaim this absurd and unscientific inheritance fromWerner's onion-coats; but modern geology has never yet got rid of itsessential and its chief characteristi...c idea, for all our text-booksstill speak of various successive ages _when only certain types of lifeprevailed all over the globe_. Hence it is that Herbert Spencercaustically remarks: "Though the onion-coat hypothesis is dead, itsspirit is traceable, under a transcendental form, even in theconclusions of its antagonists. "[36] Hence it is that Whewell, in his"History of the Inductive Sciences, " refuses to acknowledge that ingeology any real advance has yet been made toward a stable science likethose of astronomy, physics, and chemistry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, these newinvestigators taught that there were successive ages of invertebrates, fishes, reptiles, and mammals, these creatures having registered theirexistence in rocky strata which thus by hypothesis completely encircledthe globe one outside another.
It is true that early in the nineteenth century Sir Charles Lyell andothers tried to disclaim this absurd and unscientific inheritance fromWerner's onion-coats; but modern geology has never yet got rid of itsessential and its chief characteristi...c idea, for all our text-booksstill speak of various successive ages _when only certain types of lifeprevailed all over the globe_. Hence it is that Herbert Spencercaustically remarks: "Though the onion-coat hypothesis is dead, itsspirit is traceable, under a transcendental form, even in theconclusions of its antagonists. "[36] Hence it is that Whewell, in his"History of the Inductive Sciences, " refuses to acknowledge that ingeology any real advance has yet been made toward a stable science likethose of astronomy, physics, and chemistry.
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