The World We're In by Will Hutton

Will Hatton's world If you are an American, you may not have heard this book. British writer Will Hutton's "The World We Live" is for English people and aims to convince the EU to join as a regular member. Therefore, it is against positive 'European' democracy and capitalism in the positive 'America' version. (Specifically, Hatton is attacking a conservative American ideology, but in the end it is not a problem, see below).

First, Hatton's long and shocking earth theory (1795) was promoted by his friend John Playfair (1802). Playfair complemented Hutton 's difficult prose, but also modernized Hatton' s theory by gently tackling his "negative Bible history" and his repeated appeal to the ultimate cause. Later Charles Lyel needed an empirical hero because he was responsible for the war between science and religious prejudice. After all, this legend was integrated into later works by geologists. They rarely read Hatton in the original text.

Scottish peasant and naturalist James Hutton (1726-1797) is known as the founder of contemporary geology. He is a great observer of the world around him. More importantly, he has carefully proposed rational geological arguments. Hutton began to believe that the earth was always formed; for example, the molten material was pushed up to the mountain, eroded, and eroded deposits were washed away. He realized that the history of the earth can be determined by understanding how today's processes such as erosion and deposition work. Research on the ideas and methods of his planet makes geology an appropriate science.

Ludwick clearly shows that Hatton is not creative in his concept of the old age of the earth. But even more noteworthy is that Hatton's system has little to do with the time we think. We see the time in the Christian model - a linear development of occasional unique events and beginnings and ends. Hatton did not. Instead, he insisted on infinite history, the cycle of the mechanical world, the erosion to drop the land, and the heat to push back the land to maintain the full life of all his natural God creatures doing.