The Spiritual Interpretation of Nature
The Spiritual Interpretation of Nature
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Thus Sir E. Ray Lankester is impelled to state that "the conclusion that man is a part of Nature is by no means equivalent to asserting that he has originated by * blind chance ' ; it is in fact a specific assertion that he is the predestined outcome of an orderly — and to a large extent perceptible — mechanism. " ^ H. F. Osborn, in an Essay on Darwin and Palaeontology, ^ maintains that the evidence from palaeontology " replaces the law of chance by another law, namely, that as in the domain of... inorganic nature, so in the domain of organic r\2XviX^ foi^tuity is wanting; and the fit originates in many hard parts of the body through laws which are in the main similar to growth — laws the modes of which we see and measure, the causes of which we do not and may never understand, but nevertheless laws and not fortuities or chance happenings. " Finally, Dr. A. Smith Woodward in his presidential address to the Geological Section of the British Association ^ makes this suggestive admission : ^ The Kingdom of Man, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus Sir E. Ray Lankester is impelled to state that "the conclusion that man is a part of Nature is by no means equivalent to asserting that he has originated by * blind chance ' ; it is in fact a specific assertion that he is the predestined outcome of an orderly — and to a large extent perceptible — mechanism. " ^ H. F. Osborn, in an Essay on Darwin and Palaeontology, ^ maintains that the evidence from palaeontology " replaces the law of chance by another law, namely, that as in the domain of... inorganic nature, so in the domain of organic r\2XviX^ foi^tuity is wanting; and the fit originates in many hard parts of the body through laws which are in the main similar to growth — laws the modes of which we see and measure, the causes of which we do not and may never understand, but nevertheless laws and not fortuities or chance happenings. " Finally, Dr. A. Smith Woodward in his presidential address to the Geological Section of the British Association ^ makes this suggestive admission : ^ The Kingdom of Man, p.
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