Lord Monboddo And Some of His Contemporaries
Lord Monboddo And Some of His Contemporaries
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2d. After he has informed you how the machine was made, I should be glad if he would tell you how the motions of it are carried on; whether the several parts of it are moved by themselves, whether there be any external cause of their motion, or whether they be not moved by divine power; and if, by divine power, whether they be moved by a force originally impressed upon them — as Sir Isaac Newton supposes the planets are moved — or by the constant and unceasing operation of Deity.
3d. I should b...e glad to know what Dr Priestley means when he says (p. 256), that though a Body be perfectly organized, yet it will not have thought or sensation without life; But, as soon as life is added to it, then it has immediately both sensation and thought He says that this life is the cause of respiration, and the circulation of the blood. Now I desire to know what it is that produces these effects. He plainly considers it as distinct from the organised body. But I should wish that he were more explicit, and told us whether it was Substance or Mode, material or immaterial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2d. After he has informed you how the machine was made, I should be glad if he would tell you how the motions of it are carried on; whether the several parts of it are moved by themselves, whether there be any external cause of their motion, or whether they be not moved by divine power; and if, by divine power, whether they be moved by a force originally impressed upon them — as Sir Isaac Newton supposes the planets are moved — or by the constant and unceasing operation of Deity.
3d. I should b...e glad to know what Dr Priestley means when he says (p. 256), that though a Body be perfectly organized, yet it will not have thought or sensation without life; But, as soon as life is added to it, then it has immediately both sensation and thought He says that this life is the cause of respiration, and the circulation of the blood. Now I desire to know what it is that produces these effects. He plainly considers it as distinct from the organised body. But I should wish that he were more explicit, and told us whether it was Substance or Mode, material or immaterial.
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