uniformity of nature वाक्य

First, Lyell argued for the uniformity of nature's laws ( that is, the notion that laws do not change with time or place ).
Instead, Schiller stresses the doctrine's ability to justify our beliefs in the uniformity of nature, causality, space, time, and other philosophic doctrines that have generally been considered to be empirically unverifiable.
His faith in the uniformity of nature ( except man's mind ) was set out in a Robert Chambers which applied uniform laws to the history of life in contrast to more respectable ideas such as catastrophism involving a series of divine creations.
Refining Baconian inductivism, John Stuart Mill posed his own uniformity of nature and thereby justify enumerative induction, Mill accepted positivism : the first modern philosophy of science, which, simultaneously, was a political philosophy whereby only scientific knowledge was reliable knowledge.
In one of Schiller's most prominent works during this phase of his career, " Axioms as Postulates " ( 1903 ), Schiller extended James'will to believe doctrine to show how it could be used to justify not only an acceptance of God, but also our acceptance of causality, of the uniformity of nature, of our concept of identity, of contradiction, of the law of excluded middle, of space and time, of the goodness of God, and more.