Creation's testimony to its God; or, The accordance of science, philosophy and revelation

61 Cygni action adaptation animal animalcules appear Atheist atmosphere Babylon benevolent body Bridgewater Treatise carbon carbonic acid cause centre CHAPTER chemical affinities Christian clairvoyante conceive contrivance cotyledons creation creatures darkness death declaration Deity discovered Divine doctrine earth eternity evidence evil exhibited eyes fact faculties finite force Geology give God's heaven Hugh Miller human idea Immensity immortality impression impulse Inductive Philosophy Infinite influence infusoria instincts intelligence language laws light living man's manifest material matter means mental mind monad moral motion mythi nature necessarily existent necessary necessity Nineveh object once operations orbits organic origin oxygen Pantheism perfect phenomena Philosopher physical planets portion possess present principle produced races reason result retina Revelation Scepticism Science Scripture sense soul species substances sufficient suppose teach testify testimony thee theory things thou thousand truth Universe vapour vegetable Vestiges of Creation whole wisdom wonderful words