Most New Age groups subscribe to the view that there is an Ultimate Source from which all things originate; this source is often, although not always, referred to as God.
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Paterson, despite an approval rating below President Bush's at its lowest, was in a gracious mood, at one point acknowledging the extreme public skepticism of all things originating in Albany ("where there is no gravity, and light waves bend right around the capital") and blaming, among other things, a leadership vacuum for the state's lagging reform.
The early Greeks believed that living things could originate from nonliving matter (abiogenesis) and that the goddess Gea could create life from stones.
But then I know of no other country that has such a great weakness for things that originate in England — the has-been country par excellence".
But Kinsey Wilson, NPR's general manager of digital media, said that since the music site went live in 2007, its staff has "provided a hub where things can originate," rather than have music coverage spread across its news and culture desks.
The idea that living things can originate from nonliving materials, spontaneous generation, has a long history, inseparably intertwined until about 1880 with the development of microbiology as a science.
This is another reason, then, that individual substances will be understood as mind-like, for Leibniz believes that only minds or mind-like things can originate and alter their modifications.
"This is the hard thing about originating your own material," Kizis observed.
It is one, in so far as it is the first thing which originated from the First Cause, but it is multiple with respect to the multiplicity of the gifts that come to it from the First Cause.
