Natural law in the spiritual world / by Henry Drummond.

  • Henry Drummond
Date:
1888
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Credit: Natural law in the spiritual world / by Henry Drummond. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    end, because to judge of this order I only need mutually to com- pare the farts, to study their functions, their relations, and to remark their concert. I know not why the universe exists, but I do not desist from seeing how it is modifiedj I do not cease to see the intimate agreement by which the beings that compose it render a mutual help. I am like a man who should see for the first time an open watch, who should not cease to admire the workmanship of it, although he knows not the use of the machine, and had never seen dials. / do not know, he would say, what all this is for, but I see that each piece is made for the others j I admire the worker in the detail of his work, and I am very sure that all these wheelworks only go thus in concert for c common end which I cannot perceive.” Rousseau