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Thencame Kepler in 1609, and you may almost date the birth of science fromthe night that Kepler discovered his first law. That was the dawn ofthe day of intelligence--his first law, that the planets do not move incircles; his second law, that they described equal spaces in equaltimes; his third law, that there was a direct relation between weightand velocity. That man gave us a key to heaven. That man opened itsinfinite book, and we now read it, and he did more good than all thetheologians that... ever lived. I have not time to speak of theothers--of Galileo, of Leonardo da Vinci, and of hundreds of othersthat I could mention.
The next thing that gave this church a blow was statistics. Away wentspecial providence. We found by taking statistics that we could tellthe average length of human life; that this human life did not dependupon infinite caprice; that it depended upon conditions, circumstances, laws and facts, and that those conditions, circumstances, and factswere ever active. And now you will see the man who depends entirelyupon special providence gets his life insured.
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Thencame Kepler in 1609, and you may almost date the birth of science fromthe night that Kepler discovered his first law. That was the dawn ofthe day of intelligence--his first law, that the planets do not move incircles; his second law, that they described equal spaces in equaltimes; his third law, that there was a direct relation between weightand velocity. That man gave us a key to heaven. That man opened itsinfinite book, and we now read it, and he did more good than all thetheologians that... ever lived. I have not time to speak of theothers--of Galileo, of Leonardo da Vinci, and of hundreds of othersthat I could mention.
The next thing that gave this church a blow was statistics. Away wentspecial providence. We found by taking statistics that we could tellthe average length of human life; that this human life did not dependupon infinite caprice; that it depended upon conditions, circumstances, laws and facts, and that those conditions, circumstances, and factswere ever active. And now you will see the man who depends entirelyupon special providence gets his life insured.
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