Religion And Science Their Relations to Each Other At the Present Day Three E
Religion And Science Their Relations to Each Other At the Present Day Three E
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Babbage's cal- culating machine ^ as to bring about what would seem to us such a unique event We might also think of the resurrection as caused by the incoming of the powers of a spiritual world without real breach of continuity as the authors of ' The Unseen Universe ' have done. These views still leave the resurrection an evidence of Christ's divinity by what I may call analogy. He differs from all other men. This latter reasoning may not be so conclusive as that from attestation by breach of... law, but it has the advantage of avoiding the difficulties of proving such breach of law, and also the conflict with the doctrine of con- tinuity. '"^ ' See ' Unseen Universe, ' a. Rt. 80 ; also Mr. Babbage's ninth Bridgewater Treatise. * I would here offer an answer to a suggestion which might occur '!■ 2 276 MIRACLES POSSIBLY NOT DIVINE. Essay There is another way also of avoiding the evi- dential force even of the most incontestable miracles which scientific men perhaps would not bring for- ward, but of which something must here be said.
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Babbage's cal- culating machine ^ as to bring about what would seem to us such a unique event We might also think of the resurrection as caused by the incoming of the powers of a spiritual world without real breach of continuity as the authors of ' The Unseen Universe ' have done. These views still leave the resurrection an evidence of Christ's divinity by what I may call analogy. He differs from all other men. This latter reasoning may not be so conclusive as that from attestation by breach of... law, but it has the advantage of avoiding the difficulties of proving such breach of law, and also the conflict with the doctrine of con- tinuity. '"^ ' See ' Unseen Universe, ' a. Rt. 80 ; also Mr. Babbage's ninth Bridgewater Treatise. * I would here offer an answer to a suggestion which might occur '!■ 2 276 MIRACLES POSSIBLY NOT DIVINE. Essay There is another way also of avoiding the evi- dential force even of the most incontestable miracles which scientific men perhaps would not bring for- ward, but of which something must here be said.
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