A Theory of Creation: A Review of 'Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation'

"No doubt the minute infusoria, which seem to have their development arrested at the first or nearest stage from the primitive cell formation, offer close and striking analogies...

Natural history teaches us, that there is quite a regular gradation among the several tribes of vegetables and animals; though we may not be able to range all the species, as co...

In the first place, it is remarkable, that all the races of animated beings, which are entirely within the range of our powers of observation,--which have such a size and locali...

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We pass to the next chapter in the history, which professes to explain the gradual formation of a solar system by a process of cooling and shrinking, to which the central orb is...

If these considerations are well founded, the whole framework of what are called "secondary causes" falls to pieces. The laws of nature are only a figure of speech; the powers a...