An Examination of Dr. Burnet's Theory of the Earth: With Some Remarks on Mr. Whiston's New Theory of the Earth. Also an Examination of the Reflections on the Theory of the Earth, and a Defence of the Remarks on Mr. Whiston's New TheoryH. Clements, 1734 - 414 pagina's |
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Pagina 10
... quantity of motion in the World , fo that if all the Men and Animals in the World were moving , which moft part of them can do when they please , yet ftill there would be no more motion in the World than there is in the the night time ...
... quantity of motion in the World , fo that if all the Men and Animals in the World were moving , which moft part of them can do when they please , yet ftill there would be no more motion in the World than there is in the the night time ...
Pagina 11
... quantity of motion , and action , in both , tho ' to all men's fenfes , the body A feems not to be moved at all . Another law of motion , as contrary to fenfe as any of the former , is ; that if there be two bodies , one of which is ...
... quantity of motion , and action , in both , tho ' to all men's fenfes , the body A feems not to be moved at all . Another law of motion , as contrary to fenfe as any of the former , is ; that if there be two bodies , one of which is ...
Pagina 12
... quantity of matter , and motion , and from thence he endeavours to fhew , how , by the neceffary laws of Mechanifme , without any extraordinary concurrence of the Divine Power , the world and all that therein is might have been produced ...
... quantity of matter , and motion , and from thence he endeavours to fhew , how , by the neceffary laws of Mechanifme , without any extraordinary concurrence of the Divine Power , the world and all that therein is might have been produced ...
Pagina 24
... The Theorift , to prove all the common ways of explicating the univerfal deluge falfe and impoffible , Calculates the quantity of water , water , which would be fufficient to cover the whole 24 An Examination CHA P. I. ...
... The Theorift , to prove all the common ways of explicating the univerfal deluge falfe and impoffible , Calculates the quantity of water , water , which would be fufficient to cover the whole 24 An Examination CHA P. I. ...
Pagina 25
... quantity of water in Nature , as would be requifite for fuch a Purpose : and therefore the explication of the deluge from these caufes is impoffible . Neither will he allow any fuperceleftial waters to make up the eight Oceans neceffary ...
... quantity of water in Nature , as would be requifite for fuch a Purpose : and therefore the explication of the deluge from these caufes is impoffible . Neither will he allow any fuperceleftial waters to make up the eight Oceans neceffary ...
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