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= Paganism of Cultures ago a better champion of the same view. | = Paganism of Cultures ago a better champion of the same view. | ||
= God in nature - necéy [necessary?] to God in nature. | = God in nature - necéy [necessary?] to God in nature. | ||
= Once Nature was studied for utilitarian [ ] | = Once Nature was studied for utilitarian [not understandable] | ||
= Then for our own sake, | = Then for our own sake, | ||
= Now for what it tells us of God. | = Now for what it tells us of God. | ||
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"a lake mirrors in its waters other andgreater beauty than that of surrounding lands | "a lake mirrors in its waters other andgreater beauty than that of surrounding lands | ||
= So all nature is laid under contribution to tell us of God - | = So all nature is laid under contribution to tell us of God - | ||
When the [ | When the [not understandable] said "The heavens [not understandable] he touched only one string of the harp" tuned to the music of the [others?]"For all nature proclaiming Him our [no understandable] Grass - leaf - Bread - vine. {fire?] ice morsels - frostElasting + mil. [Rvd] - out of dry ground. A gate windows - Stones [not understandable] Colors sea light [not understandable] Stars | ||
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X. The Bright and Morning Star Deu.22:16. Introduction Remarks of Rev. M. J. Savage of Boston at the meeting of Free Religionists on the subject- "The Change of Front of the Universe". That "it is no longer God and nature but God in nature or no god at all." = Paganism of Cultures ago a better champion of the same view. = God in nature - necéy [necessary?] to God in nature. = Once Nature was studied for utilitarian [not understandable] = Then for our own sake, = Now for what it tells us of God. = Now "a mountain is something more than a huge heap of Earth and rock.
"a lake mirrors in its waters other andgreater beauty than that of surrounding lands
= So all nature is laid under contribution to tell us of God -
When the [not understandable] said "The heavens [not understandable] he touched only one string of the harp" tuned to the music of the [others?]"For all nature proclaiming Him our [no understandable] Grass - leaf - Bread - vine. {fire?] ice morsels - frostElasting + mil. [Rvd] - out of dry ground. A gate windows - Stones [not understandable] Colors sea light [not understandable] Stars