Thoughts
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If so, what is man's freedom?
He cannot of it boast.
If struggling ever blindly In warfare with a host Of forces which will govern His every act and thought, Is man free moral agent.
And what by him is wrought?
72 NO LIMIT To thought there is no limit, To life there is no end, To all of Nature's forces Mankind must ever bend.
To space there is no limit.
Above, about, around Is filled with life all glorious ; Space teems with life and sound.
No limit to creation, It ever onward goes.
No limit to... Infinity ; E'er into souls it flows.
No limit to progression; Bequeathed it was to man — A thought from God Almighty, Before the world began.
73 NO LIMIT And God, the great Creator Of order, life, and soul.
Had not beginning ever, He is of life the whole.
No limit to intelligence; Its power who ever knows ?
All Nature teems with knowledge.
And to all things it flows.
No limit hath the future — No limit had the past.
For Nature and its forces In mold was never cast.
She fights with us life's battles — Helps us to win the strife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If so, what is man's freedom?
He cannot of it boast.
If struggling ever blindly In warfare with a host Of forces which will govern His every act and thought, Is man free moral agent.
And what by him is wrought?
72 NO LIMIT To thought there is no limit, To life there is no end, To all of Nature's forces Mankind must ever bend.
To space there is no limit.
Above, about, around Is filled with life all glorious ; Space teems with life and sound.
No limit to creation, It ever onward goes.
No limit to... Infinity ; E'er into souls it flows.
No limit to progression; Bequeathed it was to man — A thought from God Almighty, Before the world began.
73 NO LIMIT And God, the great Creator Of order, life, and soul.
Had not beginning ever, He is of life the whole.
No limit to intelligence; Its power who ever knows ?
All Nature teems with knowledge.
And to all things it flows.
No limit hath the future — No limit had the past.
For Nature and its forces In mold was never cast.
She fights with us life's battles — Helps us to win the strife.
What to read after Thoughts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ardelia Marie Cotton Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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