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1. [Hmmm, evolution?] In the thirteenth century, Aquinas—working with the thought of Aristotle and Augustine—identified God with ultimate causes, while accepting naturalistic interpretations of secondary causes”

2. Recalling various naturalistic television programs where venom was extracted, he knew this was the only basis from which to operate

3. Their original state was a peaceful, loving society with a naturalistic philosophy that explained the biological pressures of nature and balance

4. calculated that the probability of getting a cell by naturalistic processes is

5. The danger of the naturalistic movement in painting in the nineteenth century has been that it has turned our attention away from this fundamental fact of art to the contemplation of interesting

6. Art appears to have developed from its most abstract position, to which bit by bit have been added the truths and graces of natural appearance, until as much of this naturalistic truth has been added as the abstract significance at the base of the expression could stand without loss of power

7. The work after this usually shows an increased concern with naturalistic truth, which is always very popular, to the gradual exclusion of the backbone of abstract line and form significance that dominated the earlier work

8. In naturalistic work the necessity for painting to one focal impression is as great as the necessity of painting in true perspective

9. If truth to natural appearances is carried far in the figures, the same truth will be expected in the background; but if only certain truths are selected in the figures, and the treatment does not approach the naturalistic, much more liberty can be taken with the background without loss of verisimilitude

10. In the writer's humble opinion the extremely obvious artifice with which the lines have been balanced, and the severity of the convention of this composition generally, are out of harmony with the amount of naturalistic detail and particularly of solidity allowed in the treatment of the figures and accessories

11. Never for one moment does he intend you to forget that it is a painted picture you are looking at, however naturalistic the treatment his theme may demand

12. It was not long, therefore, before the naturalistic basis of hope supplanted the properly Christian

13. The doctrine of Immortality through the Incarnation will prove itself a veritable 'flaming sword,’ not to shut but to keep open 'the way of the Tree of Life,’ and an effectual weapon against those modern delusions which would close it; whose pretended 'breadth’ consists substantially in narrowing the revealed thoughts of the Infinite Being down to the dimensions of naturalistic fancy

14. 229-335,—a work published four years before Butler's Analogy, and the reprinting of which would supply an effectual answer to much of the 'magnificent contempt’ for the Bible which characterizes the naturalistic writing of the present day

15. " Angel waxed quite earnest on that rather automatic orthodoxy in his beloved Tess which (never dreaming that it might stand him in such good stead) he had been prone to slight when observing it practised by her and the other milkmaids, because of its obvious unreality amid beliefs essentially naturalistic

16. But the main value of these lies in the new style of art displayed; the action of the animals, and the naturalistic grace of the plants, are unlike any other Egyptian work, and are unparalleled even in classical frescoes

17. The connexion between the naturalistic work of these frescoes and the fresco of Tiryns and the gold cups of Vaphio is obvious; and it seems possible that Greece may have started Khuenaten in his new views of style, which he carried out so fully by his native artists