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Christianity Against Infidelity: Or, the Truth of the Gospel ...
Now, as has just been shown, all we know of the invariableness of the laws of
nature, excepting only that small portion which comes within our own personal
observation, is derived from the testimony of others, and, therefore, from a source
...
Thomas Baldwin Thayer,
1849
2
Principles of Natural and Supernatural Morals
if we had no knowledge of these relations, we should be almost powerless to
satisfy our wants, if we had no apprehension of their invariableness, we could
advance but little beyond the most rudimentary modes of life, deriving no aid from
the ...
3
Considerations on the Cultivation, Production and ...
"It is probable," continues Mr. Bailey, " that this doctrine, of the necessity of
invariableness of value to make money a perfect measure of value, has partly
arisen from confounding invariableness of value with invariableness in fineness
and ...
4
A critical dissertation on the nature, measures, and causes ...
sion is necessarily implied in the supposition of using any commodity as a
medium of comparison, there is nothing in the latter case in which invariableness
of any kind, or in any sense, can be required. In the one case there is an
instrument ...
5
What is Thought?: Or, The Problem of Philosophy by Way of a ...
He, Brown, held that causation means no more than " invariableness of
antecedence " ; and power is " only another word for expressing abstractly and
briefly the antecedence itself and the invariableness of the relation." Power, that
is, so far as ...
James Hutchison Stirling,
1900
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Darwinianism: Workmen and Work
The invariableness it is that is the special difficulty. How do you account for it ?
What is your explanation of it ? Were we to deal with you in your own way, indeed
, we should ask, How do you even know the invariableness ? You can, and you ...
James Hutchison Stirling,
1894
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The International Cyclopædia: A Compendium of Human ...
This is, however, a rather exceptional view, most philosophers, even of the
religious school, regarding the invariableness of natural phenomena as
warranting the conclusion that such invariableness has been established or
ordained by the ...
Harry Thurston Pech, Selim Hobart Peabody, Charles Francis Richardson,
1900
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The International cyclopedia: a compendium of human ...
As an illustration of a natural law, there may be instanced the invariableness of
the phenomena of chemical combination, the constituents of all bodies entering
into their formation in definite proportions or multiples of such proportions.
Harry Thurston Peck, Selim Hobart Peabody, Charles Francis Richardson,
1898
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The international cyclopaedia: a compendium of human knowledge
This is, however, a rather exceptional view, most philosophers, even of the
religious school, regarding the invariableness of natural phenomena as
warranting the conclusion that such invariableness has been established or
ordained by the ...
Harry Thurston Peck, Selim Hobart Peabody, Charles Francis Richardson,
1900
10
Observations on the Nature and Tendency of the Doctrine of ...
Events which are invariable cannot be considered a: loose and separate ; for
these are the very qualities to which invariableness is opposed. They are can":
and fem, in the strictest sense of these terms ; for the belief of causation is only
the ...
Thomas BROWN (M.D., Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.),
1805