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...ournal|last1=Werth|first1=A.|last2=Allchin|first2=D.|date=2020-03-05|title=Teleology's long shadow|journal=Evolution: Education and Outreach|volume=13|issue=1|p [[Category:Teleology]] ...

...logy of [[Teilhard de Chardin]]. Barrow and Tipler carefully distinguish [[teleology|teleological]] reasoning from [[eutaxiology|''eutaxiological'']] reasoning; ...h as Barrow and Tipler's ''anthropic cosmological principle'', which are [[Teleology|teleological]] notions that tend to describe the existence of life as a ''n ...

...ts, [[Deity|deities]], and [[ghost]]s are not real and that there is no "[[Teleology|purpose]]" in nature. This stronger formulation of naturalism is commonly r ...{{omission}} while the [[Stoics]] adopted a [[Teleological argument|divine teleology]] {{omission}} The choice seems simple: either show how a structured, regul ...

...ganizing" in his 1790 ''[[Critique of Judgment]]'', where he argued that [[teleology]] is a meaningful concept only if there exists such an entity whose parts o ...[[Thomas Aquinas]] (1225–1274) in his ''[[Summa Theologica]]'' assumes a [[Teleology|teleological]] created universe in rejecting the idea that something can be ...

...anding of the teleology of particular actions is ultimately related to the teleology of history in general, which is the concern of eschatology. |year=1999 |acc ...

For many classical [[philosophers]], nature was understood [[teleology|teleologically]], meaning that every type of thing had a definitive purpose ...rges of reason.<ref>{{Citation|last=Velkley|first=Richard|chapter=Freedom, Teleology, and Justification of Reason|title=Being after Rousseau: Philosophy and Cul ...

...incorporated terms from [[Aristotelian physics]], now used in a new non-[[Teleology|teleological]] way. This implied a shift in the view of objects: objects we ...

...tion]], [[Motivation|purpose]], aim or goal associated with the concept ([[teleology]] and [[design]]). ...

These histories of the Internet have since been characterized as [[Teleology|teleologies]] or [[Whig history]]; that is, they take the present to be the ...

...mpirical observation]], and due to Aristotle's attempt to explain nature [[teleology|teleologically]]—in terms of ends and purposes. Plato's ideal of attaining ...