Natural Theology : The Gifford Lectures Delivered before the University of Edinburgh in 1893 (Paperback)

1. Freer introduction of scientific subjects and Christian doctrines; 2. Conception suggested by the properties of the ether of instantaneous transmission of intelligence; 3. General system of nature conducive to welfare; 4. Evidence of deign afforded by the minute structure of the retina; 5. Contrast between the structure of living things and general physical laws; 6. Structure of the eye and formation of chemical substances by combination; 7. Introduction of some points belonging to the Christian religion; 8. Importance of a frank recognition of difficulties which are beyond the power of natural theology to explain; 9. Man's craving after a closer approach to God satisfied through Christ; 10. Fuller examination of the influence of the theory of evolution; Appendix; Index to both courses.