Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 94
... external , and a design as well that is to be named internal , or immanent , indwelling . Of these it is only the latter that is worthy of the name . In truth there is no design . that is not internal and immanent . What is meant by ...
... external , and a design as well that is to be named internal , or immanent , indwelling . Of these it is only the latter that is worthy of the name . In truth there is no design . that is not internal and immanent . What is meant by ...
الصفحة 95
... external contingency , and the idea can only appear in nature as in externality , as in boundless external contingency . " " One hears of " the open secret of the universe : now the open secret of the universe is just that idea — an ...
... external contingency , and the idea can only appear in nature as in externality , as in boundless external contingency . " " One hears of " the open secret of the universe : now the open secret of the universe is just that idea — an ...
الصفحة 340
... external conditions . attraction of gravity , " namely , " light , " etc. , which Mr. Darwin names . in connection with the " power of movement " in plants , are quite entitled to the same designation ; but , however relevant as ...
... external conditions . attraction of gravity , " namely , " light , " etc. , which Mr. Darwin names . in connection with the " power of movement " in plants , are quite entitled to the same designation ; but , however relevant as ...
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