Natural Law in the Spirit World
Natural Law in the Spirit World
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Who battled for the True, the Just, Be blown about the desert dust Or seaVd within the iron hills? " In Memoriam, CONFORMITY TO TYPE.
*• Until Christ be formed in you. " — Paul.
'*The one end to wJiich, in all living beings, the formative impulse is tending — the one scheme which the Archeeus of the old speculators strives to carry out, seems to be to mould the offspring into the likeness of the parent. It is the first great law of reproduction, that the offspring tends to resemble its parent o...r parents more closely than anything else. '* — Huxley.
If a botanist be asked the difference between an oak, a palm-tree, and a lichen, he will declare that they are separated from one another by the broadest line known to classification. Without taking into account the outward differences of size and form, the variety of flower and fruit, the peculiarities of leaf and branch, he sees even in their general architecture types of structure as distinct as Norman, Gothic and Egyptian. But if the first young germs of these three plants are placed before him and he is called upon to define the difference, he finds it impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who battled for the True, the Just, Be blown about the desert dust Or seaVd within the iron hills? " In Memoriam, CONFORMITY TO TYPE.
*• Until Christ be formed in you. " — Paul.
'*The one end to wJiich, in all living beings, the formative impulse is tending — the one scheme which the Archeeus of the old speculators strives to carry out, seems to be to mould the offspring into the likeness of the parent. It is the first great law of reproduction, that the offspring tends to resemble its parent o...r parents more closely than anything else. '* — Huxley.
If a botanist be asked the difference between an oak, a palm-tree, and a lichen, he will declare that they are separated from one another by the broadest line known to classification. Without taking into account the outward differences of size and form, the variety of flower and fruit, the peculiarities of leaf and branch, he sees even in their general architecture types of structure as distinct as Norman, Gothic and Egyptian. But if the first young germs of these three plants are placed before him and he is called upon to define the difference, he finds it impossible.
What to read after Natural Law in the Spirit World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Drummond to read onlineMoreLess
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