The Testimony of Reason
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The primitive idea of God, they affirm, was derived from nature, as, in the return of boun- tiful summer with the sun ; by the downfall of the beneficent rain with clouds; from the fear inspired by tornado, by lightning and thunder ; by birth ; by disease ; by death, and innumerable other occurrences which impressed themselves powerfully on the minds of early men, and all of which were outside of them and beyond their control.
Hence, the conception of a supernatural being was begotten and trans...mitted by heredity. The Christian theist has no complaint with this theory. A material part of the argument herein advanced is built upon man's recognition of the Diety from His works — that God speaks to mankind in every phenomenon of nature, in every evidence of design; that it is impossible from human experience, which is that no corre- 34 EVOLUTION AND THE MORAL SENSE 3$ lation of parts exists to produce definite results without an intelligent designer, for man to con- ceive the myriad evidences of design in nature were the outcome of blind chance and not the result of intelligence commensurate with the in- tricacy and extent of the combinations and re- sults.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The primitive idea of God, they affirm, was derived from nature, as, in the return of boun- tiful summer with the sun ; by the downfall of the beneficent rain with clouds; from the fear inspired by tornado, by lightning and thunder ; by birth ; by disease ; by death, and innumerable other occurrences which impressed themselves powerfully on the minds of early men, and all of which were outside of them and beyond their control.
Hence, the conception of a supernatural being was begotten and trans...mitted by heredity. The Christian theist has no complaint with this theory. A material part of the argument herein advanced is built upon man's recognition of the Diety from His works — that God speaks to mankind in every phenomenon of nature, in every evidence of design; that it is impossible from human experience, which is that no corre- 34 EVOLUTION AND THE MORAL SENSE 3$ lation of parts exists to produce definite results without an intelligent designer, for man to con- ceive the myriad evidences of design in nature were the outcome of blind chance and not the result of intelligence commensurate with the in- tricacy and extent of the combinations and re- sults.
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