The Mormons Own book Or Mormonism Tried By Its Own Standards Reason And Scri
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This prejudice arises from our mistaking secondary and remote effects for causes: seeing the mechanical forces exerted through the medium of matter, we are thence led to * Philosophical Essays, p. 153. F Dr. J. Pye Smith.
MOTION PROVES A MOVES, . 55 suppose that to be the source of power. "* Thus we ter- minate our ideas of power in matter, whereas it is mind, and mind alone which is the seat of power.
To give a correct definition of the simple idea, power, is perhaps impossible, but we know th...at motion is caused by power. So, also, we cannot define motion. It is exquisite jargon to say that motion is " the act of being in power, as far forth, as in power. " f Motion is not the natural state of matter. Matter tends to quiescence ; left alone, it settles into rest. But we find matter in motion, and regulated motion a complex machinery, but withal majestically simple. There must have been a FIRST MOVER. Matter could not move itself; it must receive an impulse, and from the various yet admirably harmonious motions which we see it possesses, the undoubted conviction is forced on our minds, that there must exist something extraneous from matter, to design, commence, and sustain these motions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This prejudice arises from our mistaking secondary and remote effects for causes: seeing the mechanical forces exerted through the medium of matter, we are thence led to * Philosophical Essays, p. 153. F Dr. J. Pye Smith.
MOTION PROVES A MOVES, . 55 suppose that to be the source of power. "* Thus we ter- minate our ideas of power in matter, whereas it is mind, and mind alone which is the seat of power.
To give a correct definition of the simple idea, power, is perhaps impossible, but we know th...at motion is caused by power. So, also, we cannot define motion. It is exquisite jargon to say that motion is " the act of being in power, as far forth, as in power. " f Motion is not the natural state of matter. Matter tends to quiescence ; left alone, it settles into rest. But we find matter in motion, and regulated motion a complex machinery, but withal majestically simple. There must have been a FIRST MOVER. Matter could not move itself; it must receive an impulse, and from the various yet admirably harmonious motions which we see it possesses, the undoubted conviction is forced on our minds, that there must exist something extraneous from matter, to design, commence, and sustain these motions.
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