The Relations of Science And Religion the Morse Lecture 1880 Connected With T
The Relations of Science And Religion the Morse Lecture 1880 Connected With T
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, P. K. S. , p. 79.
188 SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
eons, and dogs, must strive to complete its work, by pressing on to this more compli- cated question concerning the adaptation of distinct organisms to influence and aid each other in the work of development. In what way science may deal with this question, and how far it may be able to advance in the search for an answer, it may be difficult to decide. For it is much easier to indicate the logical necessity for an advance, than to say in what manne...r the advance is to be accom- plished. The one is a simple question of log- ical requirement; the other must be a matter of continued observation, and scientific infer- ence. Whether science may yet discover an answer; or whether it may prove true at this point, as at other points already mentioned, that science has here reached clear marks of its own limits, must be left to the future, to be determined by those devoted to scientific research. As long, however, as this question of interdependence remains without a scien- tific explanation, it must be obvious that there are important facts which seem to im- ply some modification of the theory of de- scent, or evolution of species by means of selection, under the severe struggle for exist- RELATIONS OF ORGANISMS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, P. K. S. , p. 79.
188 SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
eons, and dogs, must strive to complete its work, by pressing on to this more compli- cated question concerning the adaptation of distinct organisms to influence and aid each other in the work of development. In what way science may deal with this question, and how far it may be able to advance in the search for an answer, it may be difficult to decide. For it is much easier to indicate the logical necessity for an advance, than to say in what manne...r the advance is to be accom- plished. The one is a simple question of log- ical requirement; the other must be a matter of continued observation, and scientific infer- ence. Whether science may yet discover an answer; or whether it may prove true at this point, as at other points already mentioned, that science has here reached clear marks of its own limits, must be left to the future, to be determined by those devoted to scientific research. As long, however, as this question of interdependence remains without a scien- tific explanation, it must be obvious that there are important facts which seem to im- ply some modification of the theory of de- scent, or evolution of species by means of selection, under the severe struggle for exist- RELATIONS OF ORGANISMS.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Calderwood to read onlineMoreLess
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