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I wish Mr. Henslow had put more prominently at the beginning of his paper what he intended to lay down in the concluding paragraph , viz . , all those points which prove mind . My idea of the design argument is that it should embrace ...
I wish Mr. Henslow had put more prominently at the beginning of his paper what he intended to lay down in the concluding paragraph , viz . , all those points which prove mind . My idea of the design argument is that it should embrace ...
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In finding my room put to rights , I see the presence of mind simply because of the order and arrangement which I find there ; and in the universe I think the same argument holds good , quite apart from the utilitarian processes of ...
In finding my room put to rights , I see the presence of mind simply because of the order and arrangement which I find there ; and in the universe I think the same argument holds good , quite apart from the utilitarian processes of ...
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expressed — it is mind , not sound . ” Now , if it would afford him any gratification , I should be quite willing to make a concession to him , and to substitute the indefinite for the definite article , and to call language a , not the ...
expressed — it is mind , not sound . ” Now , if it would afford him any gratification , I should be quite willing to make a concession to him , and to substitute the indefinite for the definite article , and to call language a , not the ...
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DISCUSSION ON THE ABOVE PAPER 32 | 11 |
INTERMEDIATE MEETING 19TH FEBRUARY 1872 | 54 |
COUNCIL AND OFFICERS FOR 197273 | 72 |
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