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Natural theology, once also
termed physico-
theology, is a type of
theology that s****s to
provide arguments for
theological topics (such as the existence...
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teleological argument (from τέλος, telos, 'end, aim, goal'; also
known as
physico-
theological argument,
argument from design, or
intelligent design argument) is...
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declares the
three proofs of
rational theology known as the ontological, the
cosmological and the
physico-
theological as
quite untenable. However, it is...
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known of his
subsequent works are
Physico-
Theology,
published in 1713; Astro-
Theology, 1714; and Christo-
Theology, 1730. All
three of
these books are...
- (chronos) (meaning time) and
meter (meaning measure). The 1713 book
Physico-
Theology by the
English cleric and
scientist William Derham includes one of...
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ambiguity to God,
called tafwid,
without asking how.
Physico-
theology provides arguments for
theological topics based on reason. In the Judeo-Christian tradition...
- Paul. "Clarifying
divine discourse in
early modern science: divinity,
physico-
theology, and
divine metaphysics in
Isaac Newton’s chymistry." The Seventeenth...
- PMC 1741942. PMID 11222834. Brian, Éric; Jaisson,
Marie (2007). "
Physico-
Theology and
Mathematics (1710–1794)". The
Descent of
Human ****
Ratio at Birth...
- 1742) was a
German cameralist and
writer who
promoted natural or
physico-
theology through an
appreciation of plants. His most
famous book was Phyto-theologia...
- proponents. In the
early 18th century,
William Derham published his
Physico-
Theology,
which gave his "demonstration of the
being and
attributes of God from...
