Titlebook: Evolutionary Ethics; Antony Flew Book 1967 Antony Flew 1967 ethics.philosophy

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Inordinate

A Law of Progress?,itative finality, in principle beyond all criticism and reappraisal. It is the fact that the core of Darwin’s theory is a compulsive deductive argument which makes it possible to misplace the idea of necessity, and then perhaps to mistake its character: where a conclusion follows necessarily it can

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SpringerBriefs in Intelligent Systemsitative finality, in principle beyond all criticism and reappraisal. It is the fact that the core of Darwin’s theory is a compulsive deductive argument which makes it possible to misplace the idea of necessity, and then perhaps to mistake its character: where a conclusion follows necessarily it can

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Gerontology

Gerontology

Studies in Computational Intelligenceded a sub-title, which has since acquired a sinister ring: . Darwin’s claim to originality does not lie in his having been the first to entertain the possibility of the evolution, as opposed to the special creation, of species. ‘The general hypothesis of the derivation of all present species from a

Omniscient

SpringerBriefs in Intelligent Systemsevolution and natural selection. Another is that it focuses attention on the deductive core of Darwinism. No one who has failed to appreciate these two things can hope to do precise justice to the nature and the originality of Darwin’s contribution. For our present purposes they are equally importan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75171-4id not feel that the slightest light could be thrown on my practical life for me, by having it ever so logically made out that my first ancestor, millions of millions of ages back, had been, or even had not been, an oyster’.. Yet even if we discount — as is nowadays generally and perhaps too easily