The Wisdom of God Manifested in the Works of the Creation: In Two Parts. Viz. The Heavenly Bodies, Elements, Meteors, Fossils, Vegetables, Animals (beasts, Birds, Fishes and Insects), More Particularly in the Body of the Earth, Its Figure, Motion, and Consistency; and in the Admirable Structure of the Bodies of Man and Other Animals; as Also in Their Generation, &c. With Answers to Some Objections |
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... standing by as an idle Spectator of this Lucus Atomorum , this fportful Dance of Atoms , and of the various Refults thereof . Nay , thefe mechanick Theifts have here quite outftripp'd and outdone the Ato- mick Atheists themselves , they ...
... standing by as an idle Spectator of this Lucus Atomorum , this fportful Dance of Atoms , and of the various Refults thereof . Nay , thefe mechanick Theifts have here quite outftripp'd and outdone the Ato- mick Atheists themselves , they ...
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... stand near it , doth firft mount up that , and from thence the Table ? If he were a Machine or Piece of Clockwork , and this motion caus❜d by the ftriking of a Spring ,. there is no reafon imaginable why the Spring being fet on work ...
... stand near it , doth firft mount up that , and from thence the Table ? If he were a Machine or Piece of Clockwork , and this motion caus❜d by the ftriking of a Spring ,. there is no reafon imaginable why the Spring being fet on work ...
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... standing Pools of Water , and these fo fcatter'd and difpers'd all the Earth over , that no great part of it is deftitute of them , without which it muft , without a fupply otherways , be defolate and void of Inhabitants ; afford abun ...
... standing Pools of Water , and these fo fcatter'd and difpers'd all the Earth over , that no great part of it is deftitute of them , without which it muft , without a fupply otherways , be defolate and void of Inhabitants ; afford abun ...
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... stands not in its way , no part coming into any space but what the precedent left , neither doth one part of the Superficies move fafter than ano- ther : Whereas were it Angular , the parts a- bout the Angles would find ftrong ...
... stands not in its way , no part coming into any space but what the precedent left , neither doth one part of the Superficies move fafter than ano- ther : Whereas were it Angular , the parts a- bout the Angles would find ftrong ...
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... stand us in no ftead , but also be ill- favoured to behold , and burdenfome to carry about , then we might have had fome Pretence to doubt whether an intelligent and bountiful Creator had been our Architect ; for had the Body been made ...
... stand us in no ftead , but also be ill- favoured to behold , and burdenfome to carry about , then we might have had fome Pretence to doubt whether an intelligent and bountiful Creator had been our Architect ; for had the Body been made ...
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