...causes cannot preclude the idea of the existence of God. If in tracing the chain of causes upward, we stop at any cause, or force, or principle, that...it is an efficient agent controlling the universe. Thus we cannot get rid of Theism if we would. Turn it ont, as we may do, in its nobler forms as revealed...

...causes cannot preclude the idea of the existence of God. If, in tracing the chain of causes upward, we stop at any cause, or force, or principle, that...force or principle becomes for us God, since it is the efficient agent controlling the phenomena of the universe. Thus Theism is necessary, intuitive,...

...scientifically excluded or repressed. ' If,' says Professor Le Comte, ' in tracing the chain of causes upward, we stop at any cause or force or principle, that force...it is an efficient agent controlling the universe.' " In order to be something more than mere Scepticism, and to offer a consistent theory of the universe,...

...instinctively ascends from phenomena to their cause. ... If, in tracing the chain, of causes upward, we stop at any cause or force or principle, that force or principle becomes for us God, since it is the efficient agent controlling the phenomena of the universe. Thus Theism is necessary, intuitive...

...causes cannot preclude the idea of the existence of God. If, in tracing the chain of causes upward, we stop at any cause, or force, or principle, that...force or principle becomes for us God, since it is the efficient agent controlling the phenomena of the universe. Thus, Theism is necessary, intuitive,...

...scientifically excluded or repressed. " If," says Professor Le Conte, " in tracing the chain of causes upward, we stop at any cause, or force, or principle, that...it is an efficient agent controlling the universe." The claim that Spiritualism is atheistic, has no authority either in philosophy or science. "In order...

...causes cannot preclude the idea of the existence of God. If, in tracing the chain of causes upward, we stop at any cause, or force, or principle, that...force or principle becomes for us God, since it is the efficient agent controlling the phenomena of the universe. Thus, Theism is necessary, intuitive,...

...causes cannot preclude the idea of the existence of God. If in tracing the chain of causes upward, we stop at any cause, or force, or principle, that...it is an efficient agent controlling the universe. Thus we cannot get rid of Theism if we would. Turn it out, as we may do, in its nobler forms as revealed...

...preclude the idea of the existence of God. If in tracing the chain of causes upward, we stop at any cause, force, or principle, that force or principle becomes for us God, since it is the efficient agent controlling the phenomena of the universe. Thus theism is necessary, intuitive,...