The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 155Atlantic Monthly Company, 1935 |
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Page 74
... matter has become equally in- comprehensible . The further the sci- entific analysis of matter has been carried , the more unfamiliar has matter become , until , in the present stage of science , it is strictly unimaginable . — The ...
... matter has become equally in- comprehensible . The further the sci- entific analysis of matter has been carried , the more unfamiliar has matter become , until , in the present stage of science , it is strictly unimaginable . — The ...
Page 218
... matter gives to space a certain shape and size . Einstein assumed that the world was as full of matter as it could conveniently hold , and the picture he derived was of a universe in equilibrium , a stable system of certain fixed shape ...
... matter gives to space a certain shape and size . Einstein assumed that the world was as full of matter as it could conveniently hold , and the picture he derived was of a universe in equilibrium , a stable system of certain fixed shape ...
Page 269
... matter . The word was rarely used in the popular des- ignation of the Church . Why trouble about it ? The reason ... matter some claim to The Catholic sees religion as a col- lective social matter 269.
... matter . The word was rarely used in the popular des- ignation of the Church . Why trouble about it ? The reason ... matter some claim to The Catholic sees religion as a col- lective social matter 269.
Contents
Conant James Bryant Free Inquiry | 32 |
Alcohol and Motors Curtis Billings | 43 |
Bowen | 48 |
Copyright | |
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