...omnipotent Ordainer of the whole. This evidence, however plain to the Christian, will never satisfy the man of science in that form. In these studies evidence...expression of a thought, and not the product of physical agentt. Another evidence of thought, of a plan in nature continuously followed out, is exhihited in...

...of the whole. This evidence, however plain to the Christian, will never be satisfactory to the man of science, in that form. In these studies evidence...most diversified circumstances ? When we meet with pine-trees, so remarkable for their peculiarities, both morphological and anatomical, combined with...

...of the whole. This evidence, however plain to the Christian, will never be satisfactory to the man of science, in that form. In these studies evidence...most diversified circumstances ? When we meet with pine-trees, so remarkable for their peculiarities, both morphological and anatomical, combined with...

...Agassiz, in his recent work on Lake Superior, has the following remarks : " There will be no identifie evidence of God's working in nature until naturalists have shown that the whole Creation is the expreuion of a thought, and not the product ofphyñeal agenti." . . . . " Let the naturalists look...

...has been fitly remarked by Professor Agassiz, " will there be any scientific evidence of the method of God's working in nature, until naturalists have shown that the whole creation is tlm expression of a thought, and not the product of physical ayents." Further, as every creature has...

...has been fitly remarked by Professor Agassiz, " will there be any scientific evidence of the method of God's working in nature, until naturalists have shown that the whole creation is Hie expression of a thought, and not the product of physical agents." Further, as every creature has...

...kingdom, or that of the families, the genera, and the species." He also expresses the conviction, '" that the whole creation is the expression of a thought, and not the product of physical agents." The four great types referred to above, present characteristic structural differences, which were as...

...that effects are produced by causes.'" In a work by the late Prof. Agassiz on Lake Superior, he says: "There will be no scientific evidence of God's working...thought, and not the product of physical agents;" and he adds, " Let the naturalists look at the world under such impressions, and evidence will pour...

...by the late Prof. Agassiz on Lake Superior, he says: "There will be no scientific evidence of God'a working in nature, until naturalists have shown that...a thought, and not the product of physical agents ; " and he adds, " Let the naturalists look at the world under such impressions, and evidence will...

...animal creation had tended, from the first appearance of the first palaeozoic fishes ; " and again, " There will be no scientific evidence of God's working...shown that the whole creation is the expression of thought, and not the product of physical agents." CHAPTER XIII. BUTTERFLIES AND FLOWERS. Botanic goddess,...