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The importance of scientific education cannot be over-rated. For science is the key by which we unlock the mysteries of Nature, and behold the vast Universe in all its naked realities. It is more, it -is the great light by which we can penetrate the darkness of the far-distant Past, understand the Present, and fathom the eternity of the Future. Science teaches us the Wisdom and power of God. There is as much systematic skill displayed in the creation of an animalcule as there is in the construction of a planet. The vitality of the one is as grand as the existence of the other. The power which condenses the fluid is the same as that which gives form and shape to the universe. Science is the embodiment of wisdom and power. God is the great fountain-head of science.
Knowledge is progressive. When we compare the extent of the modern sciences with the scanty acquisitions of the ancients, the great improvements and advancement of modern researches as tound the mind more than all the astrological signs and magical sways of the oracles and other depositories of ancient lore; The mind of man was in that period of mental poverty hampered with materiality, and was filled with superstition and dread. Its move ments were attended with cautiousness and distrust. It was when facts had multiplied, and the genius of man awoke and discovered the orders of relations, the traces of resemblances, the' points of contrasts, and the lines of connections between them, that the mind claimed the rights of intellectuality. As ages follow ages, the field of the intellects become more and more extended, and the province of the mind grows richer and grander.
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Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the development of principles and demonstrations in geometry, from ancient principles through contemporary insights. Starting with the definitions, axioms, and postulates of Euclid and continuing through contributions from legendre, Playfair, and others, the author illuminates the innovations and important historical changes within the field. Through in-depth exploration of the nature of a point, a line, angles, and circles, the author challenges traditional perspectives, clarifying confusions and offering original insights that provide a fresh view of the basics of geometry. By targeting areas where Euclidean demonstrations have room for improvement, the author offers new demonstrations that provide greater simplicity and clarity. This book provides an engaging exploration of mathematical concepts, with the potential to enhance understanding and appreciation of geometry for students, scholars, and anyone seeking to expand their knowledge of this classic discipline. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Codice articolo 9780282355173_0
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