We are told by some of our friends, that law implies a lawgiver, that evolution implies an evolver: the only question is, Where is the lawgiver? where is the evolver? where are they located?
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Result of Your Query
evolverEvolver (ger.)
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1) (Divine) power guiding the process of evolution (HWB)
- 1883
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Cope, E.C. (1883). The evidence for evolution in the history of the extinct mammalia. Science 2, 272-9: 277.
- 1883
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there can never be to man a creation without a creator, nor an evolution without an evolver
Folwell, W.W. (1883). [Address]. Science 2, 227-8: 228.
- 1984
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Since evolution could not accout for the origin of matter or for eternal rational truths, man still required an "evolver" or a god.
Cohen, N.W. (1984). The challenges of Darwinism and biblical criticism to American Judaism. Modern Judaism 4, 121-57: 124.
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2) Operational unit in evolution (HWB).
- 1989
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Evolvers are individuals
Williams, M.B. (1989). Evolvers are individuals: extension of the species as individuals claim. In: Ruse, M. (ed.). What the Philosophy of Biology Is. Essays Dedicated to David Hull, 301-8.