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Having acknowledged an organ , as the ere , to be designed , we see design in the use of it . Here is the supposed stronghold of the teleologist . Many organs seem so obviously intended for definite uses , that they love to dilate upon ...
Having acknowledged an organ , as the ere , to be designed , we see design in the use of it . Here is the supposed stronghold of the teleologist . Many organs seem so obviously intended for definite uses , that they love to dilate upon ...
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For flight the wing is absolutely useless : it has no actual use , but it may still retain a potential use ; for many instances have occurred which have led naturalists to cousider that rudimentary organs may be capable of such ...
For flight the wing is absolutely useless : it has no actual use , but it may still retain a potential use ; for many instances have occurred which have led naturalists to cousider that rudimentary organs may be capable of such ...
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... and the plurality of our cerebral organs , strike no blow at the great principle of the moral unity of mau . ... surely , could just as well ordain that a multiplicity of organs should be necessary to the full development of man's ...
... and the plurality of our cerebral organs , strike no blow at the great principle of the moral unity of mau . ... surely , could just as well ordain that a multiplicity of organs should be necessary to the full development of man's ...
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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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