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... truth . 6. The established definition is justified , and Tyn- dall's is not , by the irresistible testimony of con- sciousness that the will has efficiency as a cause . t Dr. W. B. Carpenter , a far better physiologist than Tyndall ...
... truth . 6. The established definition is justified , and Tyn- dall's is not , by the irresistible testimony of con- sciousness that the will has efficiency as a cause . t Dr. W. B. Carpenter , a far better physiologist than Tyndall ...
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... axioms ; axioms imply intuitive beliefs . Of necessity resting on metaphy- cics , science has nothing surer than its axioms of intuitive truth ; but on precisely those axioms rest the HUXLEY AND TYNDALL ON EVOLUTION . 27.
... axioms ; axioms imply intuitive beliefs . Of necessity resting on metaphy- cics , science has nothing surer than its axioms of intuitive truth ; but on precisely those axioms rest the HUXLEY AND TYNDALL ON EVOLUTION . 27.
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... truth , that they who reject the testimony of the intuitions will find nothing surer on which to build . 3. A distinct definition of the word natural ought to put , and ultimately will put , all science on its knees before a personal ...
... truth , that they who reject the testimony of the intuitions will find nothing surer on which to build . 3. A distinct definition of the word natural ought to put , and ultimately will put , all science on its knees before a personal ...
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... truth ; and it was in the endeavor to satisfy a distinctively theological thirst that he smote the rocks at the foot of the Acropolis , and caused to gush forth there these crystalline head- springs of the scientific method . Unless we ...
... truth ; and it was in the endeavor to satisfy a distinctively theological thirst that he smote the rocks at the foot of the Acropolis , and caused to gush forth there these crystalline head- springs of the scientific method . Unless we ...
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... truth that Socrates discovered definition and induction . Theology demands in this age , what she has demanded in every age , that we should be loyal to the scientific method . We must have defini- tion ; we must have induction ; clear ...
... truth that Socrates discovered definition and induction . Theology demands in this age , what she has demanded in every age , that we should be loyal to the scientific method . We must have defini- tion ; we must have induction ; clear ...
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