Worthies of Science

admirable afterwards amongst animal appear astronomical Bacon Barrow believe Bishop Blaise Pascal Boyle Brewster Cambridge character Christ Christian Church connexion Copernicus Cuvier David Brewster Descartes devoted Discourse discoveries Divine doctrine doubt Dugald Stewart earth eminent Essay existence experiment facts faith Faraday genius geology gospel heavens Herschel Holy honour human illustrated inquiry intellectual JOHN F. W. HERSCHEL John Locke John Ray knowledge labours laws learned lectures Leibnitz letter light lived Locke Lord mathematical matter ment method mind moral motion natural philosophy never notice Novum Organum objects observation opinion optical Opus Majus Pascal phenomena philo philosopher planets principles reason religion religious remarkable revelation Robert Boyle Roger Bacon Royal Society Sandemanian says scientific Scripture Sedgwick sermons Sir Isaac Newton spirit theological theory things thought tion truth universe Whewell whilst wisdom word writings