North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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Page 122
... nature - loving nations in- clined to the former side . Poets wove their romances about the creed of Greece , but there is no doubt that her gods were originally nothing but the deified powers of nature , the deified passions and ...
... nature - loving nations in- clined to the former side . Poets wove their romances about the creed of Greece , but there is no doubt that her gods were originally nothing but the deified powers of nature , the deified passions and ...
Page 123
... nature . It is well known that the progress of civilization was interrupted for twelve hundred years . It cannot be denied that natural science was almost wholly super- seded by supernaturalism . The constant activity of preternatural ...
... nature . It is well known that the progress of civilization was interrupted for twelve hundred years . It cannot be denied that natural science was almost wholly super- seded by supernaturalism . The constant activity of preternatural ...
Page 131
... nature - guided , or automatic soul of his fellow - creatures . Animals consult their welfare by following the guidance of their instincts ; their inclinations indicate the will of nature ; the natural inclinations and the true interest ...
... nature - guided , or automatic soul of his fellow - creatures . Animals consult their welfare by following the guidance of their instincts ; their inclinations indicate the will of nature ; the natural inclinations and the true interest ...
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