Harmony between science and revelation
Publisher: F. Pustet
Published: 1889
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: Article. Page; title: First. — Introductory 5; title: Second — Herbert Spencer's Theory Concerning Matter — Its Refutation 10; title: Third. — Modern Science Proves That Matter Must Have Been Created 16; title: Fourth. — Idea of Self Existence — Did Christians Ever Understand What They Meant by God? — Compliments of Herbert Spencer 21; title: Fifth. — formation of the Universe — Beautiful Hypothesis of La Place 28; title: Sixth. — True Side of the System of Evolution 34; title: Seventh. — History of the Formation of the Earth 39; title: Eighth. — Spontaneous Generation or Evolution in its General Sense 44; title: Ninth. — Evolution In Its General Sense — Verdict of Reason 50; title: Tenth. — Were All Living Beings Evolved From the Lowest Form of Life, or Was Each Species of Ihe Vegetable and Animal World Effected by a Special A ct of the Creator ? — Transformism and Darwinism — What is a Species? — Can a Species be Distinguishable From Another? 56; title: Eleventh. — Evolutionism is Contradicted by History 63; title: Twelfth. — Evolution in Contradiction With Paleontology 69; title: Thirteenth. — Does Paleontology Show Any Substantial Change Ever to Have Taken Place in Species? 75; title: Fourteenth. — Paleontology Demonstrates That Species Have Not Been Progressing Gradually Towards Perfection — It Affords No Traces of Intermediary Species 81; title: Fifteenth. — Is the Science of Embryology in Favor of Evolution? 88; title: Sixteenth. — Are Rudimentary Organs Any Help to Evolution 94; title: Seventeenth. — Are the Reasons Drawn From Classification, Morphology, Anatomy, and Pathology in Favor of Organic Evolution of Any Real Value? 101; title: Eighteenth. — What is a Scientific Explanation? 109; title: Nineteenth. — Is the Evolutionists' Explanation of the Facts From Morphology, Anatomy and Pathology Reasonable and Satisfactory? 114; title: Twentieth. — Origin of Man. 122; title: Twenty- First — Intelligence as the Exclusive Faculty of Man — Faculties Common to Man and Brute Animals — Difference Between the Sense and the Intellect 129; title: Twenty-Second. — Are Brute Animals Endowed With Any Sort of Intellect? 138; title: Twenty-Third. — The Exclusive Sign of Intelligence, 147; title: Twenty-Fourth. — Is It a Safe Opinion to Hold That Man's Body Was Evolved From the Ape? 150; title: Twenty-Fifth. — Has Mivart's Opinion Any Theological Grounds In Its Support? 163; title: Twenty-Sixth. — Is Mivards Opinion Scientifically and Philosophically Tenable? 173; title: Twenty-Seventh. — Is Man as Old as a Certain Science Would Make Him Out to Be? 180; title: Twenty-Eighth. — Is There Such a Thing es the Fossil Remains of Man? 187; title: Twenty-Ninth. — Is Civilized Man the Natural Product of the Savage? 193; title: Thirtieth. — Man's Place In the Universe — Are Other Worlds Than Ours Inhabited? 201; title: Thirty-First. — Scientific and philosophical Reasons for the Plurality of Worlds 207; title: Thirty-Second — Philosophical Proofs for the Plurality of Worlds 214; title: Thirty-Third. — Philosophical Argument for the Plurality of Worlds 220; title: Thirty Fourth. — The Plurality of Worlds in Harmony With Christian Revelation 227; title: Thirty-Fifth. — What Is a Miracle? 233; title: Thirty-Sixth. — Is the Miracle Possible? 240; title: Thirty-Seventh. — Can a Miracle be Ascertained? 246; title: Thirty-Eighth. — Has a Miracle Ever Been Ascertained? 253