10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COSMOPLASTIC»
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cosmoplastic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Science and the gospel, or, The church and the nations: a ...
There is, however, another important point of diversity between them, namely,
that the cosmoplastic atheism entirely excludes all idea of fortuity. Matter was
regarded as subject to one plastic or plantal fate. By means of this plastic fate, all
the ...
Anglican and International Christian Moral Science Association, 1870
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Homo Narrans: The Poetics and Anthropology of Oral Literature
Only human beings possess this almost incredible cosmoplastic power, or world-
making ability. This is a fact too easily taken for granted. Even more than the use
of language in and of itself or other systems of symbol management,4 ...
3
The True Intellectual System of the Universe: Wherein All ...
And therefore this form of atheism, which supposes one cosmoplastic nature,
may be called Pseudo-Zenonian. 29. That, besides the philosophic Atheists,
there have been always enthusiastic and fanatical Atheists, though in some
sense all ...
Ralph Cudworth, Johann Lorenz Mosheim, 1845
... the Future, leading the nations out of the bondage of old forms and idens into
the line of political and humani- tarj- progress, and as the cosmoplastic nation,
dictating to France, to England, to Germany, the law of citizenship for all mankind.
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The Elements of Rethoric: A Manual of the Laws of Taste, ...
The beauty of Nature, however, is unique and real — a product of the
cosmoplastic power of God. All that He does must be fair and beautiful and good.
Upon His works no pure mind can look without being thrilled with elevated joy —
" Inspired, ...
6
A Scientific Theology: Nature
In his True Intellectual System of the Universe (1678), Cudworth sets his idea of '
cosmoplastic stoicism', which likened nature to 'a great plant or vegetable'.62
Nature was thus a living entity - but an entity which could be controlled and ...
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The British Critic and Quarterly Theological Review
... grotesque variety of forms, — the Atomic, the Hylozoic, the Hylopathic, the
Cosmoplastic, the Cosmozoic!!! — in other words, the world sometimes
represented as a fortuitous assemblage of inert atoms, — sometimes as a
fortuitous ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Qf these, some held only one life, which they called a plastic nature, presiding
regularly and invariably over the whole corporeal universe, which they
represented as a kind of large plant or vegetable : these were called the
cosmoplastic and ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Corymbus;fcro. Coscinomancy. Cont-non,- manet'a. Cosecant. Co; seco.
Cosmetic, cosmicul. Cosmos. Cosmogony. Commas; geimz. Cosmograpliy.
Cosmos; grapho. Cosmoplastic. Cosmos; plarso. Costnopolite. Cosmos; poll's.
Cosmorama.
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A Place for Strangers: Towards a History of Australian ...
In short, all of these northern beings are cosmoplastic and elevated in somewhat
the same way as are Daramulun and Baiame of the eastem Australian tribes,
who are probably the closest approximation to high gods to be found in
Australian ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COSMOPLASTIC»
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Tampa cosmetic surgeon in legal trouble over use of narcotic Demerol
She opened her Tampa clinic in 2004, calling it the Institute of Cosmoplastic Surgery. In 2008, she opened an all-organic spa in her office. «Tampabay.com, Jun 11»
