Physico-theology: Or, A Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God, from His Works of Creation. Being the Substance of XVI Sermons Preached in St. Mary Le Bow-church, London, at the Honble Mr. Boyle's Lectures, in the Years 1711 and 1712. With Large Notes and Many Curious Observations |
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Page 36
... fo that not any the leaft remains have been of them left . ( 8 ) See Book II . Chap 3. Note 3 . even in the very Appendages alone , exactly anfwer- eth even 36 Of Gravity . Book I. And now from this tranfient View of no other ...
... fo that not any the leaft remains have been of them left . ( 8 ) See Book II . Chap 3. Note 3 . even in the very Appendages alone , exactly anfwer- eth even 36 Of Gravity . Book I. And now from this tranfient View of no other ...
Page 37
... anfwer- eth all its Ends , and Occafions : What elfe can be concluded , but that all was made with manifeft De- fign , and that all the whole Structure is the Work of fome intelligent Being ; fome Artift , of Power and Skill equivalent ...
... anfwer- eth all its Ends , and Occafions : What elfe can be concluded , but that all was made with manifeft De- fign , and that all the whole Structure is the Work of fome intelligent Being ; fome Artift , of Power and Skill equivalent ...
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... anfwer , that in greater Va riety , the greater Art is feen ; that the fierce , poi- fonous , and noxious Creatures ferve as Rods and Scourges to chaftife us ( 4 ) , as means to excite our Wif ( 3 ) This was no very easy Question to be ...
... anfwer , that in greater Va riety , the greater Art is feen ; that the fierce , poi- fonous , and noxious Creatures ferve as Rods and Scourges to chaftife us ( 4 ) , as means to excite our Wif ( 3 ) This was no very easy Question to be ...
Page 71
... anfwer- ed , and my Survey now leads me to fhew , that the Mountains are fo far from being a Blunder of Chance , a Work without Defign , that they are a noble , ufe- ful , yea , a neceffary part of our Globe ( 1 ) . And in the first ...
... anfwer- ed , and my Survey now leads me to fhew , that the Mountains are fo far from being a Blunder of Chance , a Work without Defign , that they are a noble , ufe- ful , yea , a neceffary part of our Globe ( 1 ) . And in the first ...
Page 97
... anfwer every occa- fion , and to be proof against all common Inconve niences , and Annoyances . Let us examine its three Humours and these we fhall find all of exquifite Clearness and Tranfparency , for an eafy Admillion of the Rays ...
... anfwer every occa- fion , and to be proof against all common Inconve niences , and Annoyances . Let us examine its three Humours and these we fhall find all of exquifite Clearness and Tranfparency , for an eafy Admillion of the Rays ...
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