True, he did not know he was a teleologist, but he was none the less a teleologist for this.

It is the mind thus stored with the choicest materials of the teleologist that rejects teleology, seeking to refer these wonders to natural causes.

The teleologist would rather expect to find the same direct and purposive adaptation of the limb to its office as in the machine (1849, pp.

The apparently diverging teachings of the Teleologist and of the Morphologist are reconciled by the Darwinian hypothesis.

So the most puzzling things of all to the old-school teleologists are the principia of the Darwinian.

"Darwin," says Professor Kolliker, "is, in the fullest sense of the word, a Teleologist.

"The organism fits the niche," said the teleologist, "because the Creator formed it so as to fit."