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Most persons who are disposed to be religious find it an easy thing to see the hand of God in the works of nature. To them it is pleasant and profitable to contemplate the world as God shandiwork, and they are disposed to offer the marks of design which it shows as a convincing proof of His existence. The attempt to present this proof in a clear and orderly way has given rise toN atural Theology, a study which, until quite recently, was in high repute and esteem. It attained, perhaps, to its maximum of influence with the publication of Paley sN atural Theology, a remarkable work which put the argument from design in the plainest and clearest terms, and which was everywhere accepted as conclusive. It was accompanied and followed by many other works from which we may learn how highly Natural Theology was esteemed and how widely it was studied; of these theB ridgwater Treatises are, perhaps, the most famous. But this era of exceptional triumph and brilliancy did not last long. It may be said to have come to an end with the publication on the 24th of November, 1859, of Darwin sO rigin of Species. As that book became well known the influence of Natural Theology declined. It was felt that the whole argument had lost its force, and that the appearance of plan and contrivance inN ature was fully and satisfactorily accounted for without any necessity for attributing it to conscious design.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book presents a compelling argument for the existence of a conscious, intelligent creator in the universe. The author tackles the challenge of reconciling the idea of divine design with the theory of evolution, a topic that became a source of heated debate after Darwin's groundbreaking work. The book starts with a deceptively simple premise: we instinctively recognize design when we encounter it in everyday objects. This recognition is so fundamental to our understanding of the world that it shapes our actions and our very perception of reality. The author then applies this principle to the world of nature, arguing that the complexity and orderliness of biological organisms point to an intelligent designer. Drawing from the work of William Paley, a respected theologian and natural philosopher of his time, the author challenges the notion that intricate biological systems could have arisen solely through chance variations and natural selection. This book offers a refreshing perspective on the age-old debate about the relationship between faith and science, ultimately suggesting that the marvels of the natural world can provide powerful evidence for the existence of a divine Creator. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781332525584_0
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