Natural Theology
Natural Theology
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But there is a class of properties which may be said to be superadded from an intention expressly directed to hap- piness — an intention to give, a happy existence distinct from the general intention of providing the means of existence ; and that is, of capacities for pleasure in cases wherein, so far as the conservation of the individual or of the species is concerned, they were not wanted, or wherein the purpose might have been secured by the operation of pain. The provision which is made of ...a variety of objects not necessary to Hfe, and ministering only to our pleasures, and the prop- erties given to the necessaries of life themselves, by which they contribute to pleasure as well as preservation, show a further design than that of giving existence.^ A single instance will make all this clear. Assuming the necessity^ of food for the support of animal life, it is requi- site that the animal be provided with organs fitted for the procuring, receiving, and digesting of its food. It may also be necessary, that the animal be impelled by its sensations to exert its organs.
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But there is a class of properties which may be said to be superadded from an intention expressly directed to hap- piness — an intention to give, a happy existence distinct from the general intention of providing the means of existence ; and that is, of capacities for pleasure in cases wherein, so far as the conservation of the individual or of the species is concerned, they were not wanted, or wherein the purpose might have been secured by the operation of pain. The provision which is made of ...a variety of objects not necessary to Hfe, and ministering only to our pleasures, and the prop- erties given to the necessaries of life themselves, by which they contribute to pleasure as well as preservation, show a further design than that of giving existence.^ A single instance will make all this clear. Assuming the necessity^ of food for the support of animal life, it is requi- site that the animal be provided with organs fitted for the procuring, receiving, and digesting of its food. It may also be necessary, that the animal be impelled by its sensations to exert its organs.
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