Theism Or Atheism Which is More Reasonable
Theism Or Atheism Which is More Reasonable
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" Well, now, if this eye which we have has somehow been evolved without mind and intention, how is it this great oculist, with power to plan, has not given us a better one ? Our friend quoted a great German ij author on the eye, Helniholtz ; but our friend forgot to say THEISM OR ATHEISM ? 67 that, when Helmholtz had pointed out what he regarded as imperfections in the eye as an optical instrument, he con- cluded his address by saying that, if every improvement which he had suggested were put i...nto the eye, it would render it less fit for its purpose than it now is ; and he went on to say that no sane man would think of taking a razor to cleave blocks — he would take an axe ; and that for the rough-and-ready work which the human eye was called to perform, it could not be improved. So, then, our friend has his own authority with whom to settle. But I want our friend to answer this : If it is necessary for an optician to make my glasses and his glasses (which cannot be com- pared to the w^ondrous mechanism of the human eye), does not the human eye itself demand a maker who shall be greater in wisdom and power than all the opticians on earth ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well, now, if this eye which we have has somehow been evolved without mind and intention, how is it this great oculist, with power to plan, has not given us a better one ? Our friend quoted a great German ij author on the eye, Helniholtz ; but our friend forgot to say THEISM OR ATHEISM ? 67 that, when Helmholtz had pointed out what he regarded as imperfections in the eye as an optical instrument, he con- cluded his address by saying that, if every improvement which he had suggested were put i...nto the eye, it would render it less fit for its purpose than it now is ; and he went on to say that no sane man would think of taking a razor to cleave blocks — he would take an axe ; and that for the rough-and-ready work which the human eye was called to perform, it could not be improved. So, then, our friend has his own authority with whom to settle. But I want our friend to answer this : If it is necessary for an optician to make my glasses and his glasses (which cannot be com- pared to the w^ondrous mechanism of the human eye), does not the human eye itself demand a maker who shall be greater in wisdom and power than all the opticians on earth ?
What to read after Theism Or Atheism Which is More Reasonable?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W T Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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