...elements or processes of molecular action can explain the origination of thought and personality. " By no possibility can thought and feeling be in any sense the products of matter." ' Self-determination and memory refuse all physical solution. "It is absolutely and forever inconceivable...

...is artificial selection after all. John Kiske, Destiny of the Creature, 109—" Cerebral physiology tells us that, during the present life, although thought...possibility can thought and feeling be in any sense the product of matter. Nothing could be more grossly unscientific than the famous remark of Cabanis, that...

...advanced evolutionists are teaching the untenability of this extreme doctrine. Thus, Mr. Fiske says : " By no possibility can thought and feeling be in any sense the products of matter. Nothing can be more grossly unscientific than the famous remark of Cabanis, that the brain secretes thought...

...thought and feeling are in some unknown way correlated, not as effects or as causes, but as concomitants. By no possibility can thought and feeling be in any sense the products of matter. Unconscious cerebration is a fiction of a false theory."* Self may do work of which he is dimly conscious,...

...rather materialistic than otherwise, to one of whom I briefly refer. Mr. John Fiske declares that " by no possibility can thought and feeling be in any sense the product of matter." Mr. Fiske also characterizes the " materialistic assumption that the life of the...

...physics, is against the materialist so far as it goes. It tells us that, during the present life, though thought and feeling are always manifested in connection with a peculiar form of * Draper's " Physiology," pp. 24, 2SG. t Art. " Phjsiology," vol. xix., p. 41. matter, yet by no possibility...

...physics, is against the materialist so far as it goes. It tells us that, during the present life, though thought and feeling are always manifested in connection...feeling be in any sense the products of matter. Nothing can be more unscientific than the famous remark of Cabanis. that the brain secretes thought as the...

...sweetness. Can that which so masters bodily organism be a product of it? Professor Fisk says that " The only thing which cerebral physiology tells us,...and feeling be in any sense the products of matter." Another writer says that the foremost scientists declare that the bodily organism is inert without...

...from above. John Fiske, himself an evolutionist of authority, says: "Cerebral psychology tells that in no possibility can thought and feeling be in any sense the products of matter" ("Destiny of Man," page 109). Wallace is still more explicit. (See foot-note, page 22.) The reappearance...

...selection after all. John Fiske, Destiny of the Creature, 10» — " Cerebral physiology tolls us Unit, during the present life, although thought and feeling...form of matter, yet by no possibility can thought aud feeling be in any sense tho product of matter. Nothing could be more grossly unscientific than...