The revenues have been greatly increased by the universal advantages conferred upon all kinds of industry and commerce by {51} scientific knowledge.
And had it not been for these and other adaptations of scientific knowledge, we should have competed in vain with the cheaper labour and longer days of toil of continental nations.
The education given should make athletic, intelligent, handy seamen, and impart such an amount of scientific knowledge of navigation and seamanship as will qualify a due proportion for a lower grade of officers.
From beginning to end it is one unbroken process of exaltation of scientific knowledge on the one hand, and pacific industry on the other.
This is a delightful book, full of scientific knowledge communicated in the most pleasing and attractive style.
In teaching barbarous nations the arts of life and the elements of scientific knowledge, the missionaries acted in perfect accordance with the spirit of the papacy and the example of the religious orders.
But how could such things form an ideal of scientific knowledge?
In any science, he who acquires, by demonstration, scientific knowledge of one conclusion, has the habit indeed, yet imperfectly.
Wherefore according to the different kinds of knowable matter, there are different habits of scientific knowledge; whereas there is but one wisdom.
Further, one conclusion suffices both for an act and for a habit of scientific knowledge.
Scientific knowledge must be stripped of all traces of emotionalism and personal convictions.
Only by that means can the diffusion of scientific knowledge, and the popularization of the scientific method of getting at the truth and the meaning of things be thoroughly effected.
It is manifest, as before said, that the reader must be his own best judge as to the precise order in which to take up the perusal of the volumes in which this immense mass of scientific knowledge is presented.
Thus the ordinary conception as apprehended is thought; scientific knowledge is the consciousness of thought, the knowledge of that harmony.
But in scientific knowledge a perception of the first elements and determinate knowledge through thought of the object is contained.
This we deny, and appeal to the existing low condition of scientific knowledge, which precludes for a time the possibility of the formation of any well-founded theory.
That the following characters have not arisen in one generation is confessedly owing to the lack of scientific knowledge as to the conditions requisite for their growth.
That is, wherever there are gaps in scientific knowledge, the theologians insert their idea of God!
They throw themselves into the arms of a poetic faith, which as such can have no value in the domain of scientific knowledge.
But we must remark, that thereby not even the smallest advantage is gained for a scientific knowledgeof nature.
Before we decide upon this latter step, and thereby renounce all pretension to a scientific knowledge of the process, we are at all events in duty bound to endeavour to examine it in the light of a mechanical hypothesis.
The dimming mirage of mythological fiction can no longer exist in the clear sunlight of scientific knowledge.
The agnostic, according to his view, is a person who says he has no means of attaining a scientific knowledge of the unseen world or of the future; by which somewhat loose phraseology Dr.
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