 | 1859 - 748 halaman
...far the professor is consistent with himself. In his latest communication on the subject he says: " The theory that the system of nature is under the...in my opinion, a perfectly legitimate one. * * * It is a matter of experience that an earthly father, who is at the same time both wise and tender, listens... | |
 | 1873 - 800 halaman
...be based on pure physical evidence, and not on any inherent unreasonableness in the act of prayer. The theory that the system of Nature is under the...rendered futile by being associated with conceptions which contradict it, but such conceptions form no necessary part of the theory. It is a matter of experience... | |
 | 1872 - 894 halaman
...be based on pure physical evidence, and not on any inherent unreasonableness in the act of prayer. The theory that the system of nature is under the control of а Being who changes phenomena in compliance with the prayers of men, is. in my opinion, a perfectly... | |
 | Graeme Mercer Adam, George Stewart - 1873 - 580 halaman
...scientific tests. The Professor admits that there is no inherent unreasonableness in the act of prayer. " The theory that the system of nature is under the...compliance with the prayers of men, is, in my opinion, a pefectly legitimate one. It may of course be ren- : dered futile by being associated with conceptions... | |
 | Robert Henry Roberts - 1873 - 128 halaman
...last month,* goes much further ; for he says — let every sentence and syllable be well weighed — " The theory that the system of nature is under the...PHENOMENA IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PRAYERS OF MEN, is, in my * October, 1872. opinion, a perfectly LEGITIMATE one. It may, of course, be rendered futile by being... | |
 | R. Henry Roberts - 1873 - 128 halaman
...last month,* goes much further ; for he says — let every sentence and syllable be well weighed — " The theory that the system of nature is under the...PHENOMENA IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PRAYERS OF MEN, is, in my * October, 1872. 64 opinion, a perfectly LEGITIMATE one. It may, of course, be rendered futile by being... | |
 | Graeme Mercer Adam, George Stewart - 1873 - 594 halaman
...scientific tests. The Professor admits that there is no inherent unreasonableness in the act of prayer. " The theory that the system of nature is under the control of a Being who changes phenomena in com' pliance with the prayers of men, is, in my opinion, a pefectly legitimate one. It may of course... | |
 | 1873 - 636 halaman
...Gazette, October 12th, 14th, 19th, 20th, and :i4th, 1865. In 1872, Professor Tyndall says : — ' : Tho theory that the system of nature is under the control of a Being whu changes phenomena in compliance with the prayers of men, is, in my opinion, a perfectly legitimate... | |
 | Graeme Mercer Adam, George Stewart - 1875 - 604 halaman
...its strongest point is a concession from Professor Tyndall, which we may quote in conclusion: — " The theory that the system of nature is under the...rendered futile by being associated with conceptions which contradict it, but such conceptions form no necessary part of the theory. It is a matter of experience... | |
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The theory that the system of Nature is under the control of a Being who changes phenomena in compliance with the prayers of men, is, in my opinion, a perfectly legitimate one. It may of course be rendered futile by being associated with conceptions which... 
