The course of creation

Anderson, John · 1864

“In these morning-days of existence, Nature at once stamped, with her plastic hand, her lineaments of beauty and adaptation on everything she made. There is nothing omitted to be afterward supplied—nothing formed defective in a single part or organ that required to be corrected. The first discoveries in Geology at once speak conclusively of a plan or Course of Creation devised from the beginning—a power, not delegated, but linked forever with the first intelligent Cause—a world, through all its changes, continually presided over and ruled by Him who made it.” CINCINNATI: WM. H. MOORE & CO., PUBLISHERS, 118…

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