...things and events of the world do not exist or occur blindly or irrelevantly, but that all, from the beginning to the end of time, and throughout the farthest...every great and every tiny thing, without which not a 271 star courses in its mighty orbit, and not a sparrow falls to the ground. Matthew Arnold once summed...

...things and events of the world do not exist or occur blindly or irrelevantly, but that all, from the beginning to the end of time, and throughout the farthest...other things are right to do is in some mysterious bat very real way connected with the existence and nature of this divine Power, which reveals itself...

...and that this Power is something outside of ourselves, upon which our own existence depends. Second, that men ought to do certain things, and ought to...things; and that the reason why some things are wrong and others are right to do is in some way connected with the existence and nature of this divine Power,...

...do not exist or occur blindly, but are the orderly manifestations of a Divine Power." And the second is the proposition that "men ought to do certain things,...ought to refrain from doing certain other things," the reason for these ethical distinctions being connected more or less distinctly with the nature and...

...implications, but he did indicate briefly that all religions accepted some divine power and accepted that men ought to do certain things, and ought to...things; and that the reason why some things are wrong to 41. Fiske first set out his hypothesis in 1873 in an article entitled "The Progress from Brute to Man,"...