Parsons says, "Scientists of the 19th century therefore distinguished between ______________, God's direct actions, and _______________, the physical processes whereby God's aims were achieved in the natural world."
A) immaterial orders; material orders
B) primary causes; secondary causes
C) spiritual laws; laws of nature
D) simple behavior; compound behavior

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Parsons directly states that scientists of the 19th century distinguished between primary causes (God's direct actions) and secondary causes (the physical processes whereby God's aims were achieved in the natural world). None of the other options are mentioned by Parsons.

Parsons Says, "Scientists of the 19th Century Therefore Distinguished Between