The Nineteenth Century, Volume 19Henry S. King & Company, 1886 |
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Page 576
... natural selection of useful variations is the sole factor of organic evolution . This class of difficulties , already pointed out in § 166 of the Principles of Biology , I cannot more clearly set forth than in the words there used ...
... natural selection of useful variations is the sole factor of organic evolution . This class of difficulties , already pointed out in § 166 of the Principles of Biology , I cannot more clearly set forth than in the words there used ...
Page 578
... natural selection alone . We cannot suppose that minor traits , exemplified among others by the aesthetic perceptions , can have been evolved by natural selection . But if there is inheritance of func- tionally - produced modifications ...
... natural selection alone . We cannot suppose that minor traits , exemplified among others by the aesthetic perceptions , can have been evolved by natural selection . But if there is inheritance of func- tionally - produced modifications ...
Page 736
... natural sciences as such are outside her province . They are founded on natural truths out of which they are deduced by processes of reasoning with which the Church has nothing to do . Between reason and faith , between any truth ...
... natural sciences as such are outside her province . They are founded on natural truths out of which they are deduced by processes of reasoning with which the Church has nothing to do . Between reason and faith , between any truth ...
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A PLEA FOR A FAIR TRIAL By W E Glad | 8 |
POSTSCRIPT TO THE PRECEDING ARTICLE | 19 |
THE LITTLE ONES AND THE LAND By Rev Dr Jessopp | 66 |
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