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Excerpt from The Divine Human in the Scriptures It is the only true and lasting cure of scepticism, whether for an individual or an age. It might be thought that there is some risk in the prescription, and doubtless it may be so with its first effects, for the difficulties and stumbling-blocks may show themselves before the deep verities have begun to arrest and amaze the soul but let there be perseverance, and the di vine medicine will revea...

Excerpt from The Six Days of Creation: Or the Scriptural Cosmology, With the Ancient Idea of Time-Worlds, in Distinction From Worlds in Space It is several years since the writer sat down to study this question solely from the light of the Divine Word, determined that no geological considerations, on the one hand, and no irrational independence of science, on the other, should de¿ect his enquiries from their true exege tical course. In a very...

Excerpt from The Heroic Periods in a Nation's History: An Appeal to the Soldiers of the American Armies A nation is born, a league is made. The one is a natural and historical product, the other an outward and artificial construction. The one has an inward organic power making its organization what it is, the other is made by its organization as a purely outward adjustment. In other words, a nation has a true life, vivifying every part, and f...

Excerpt from State Rights: A Photograph From the Ruins of Ancient Greece This little book is written for all loyal and thinking men, whose minds are intent upon the preservation of the American nationality. They will see the application of the parallel, whatever they may think of the manner in which it is now presented. One merit, however, the writer would claim for the brief picture he here offers to the public. It is strictly true. It is no...

Excerpt from The Light by Which We See Light: Or Nature and the Scriptures, a Course of Lectures Delivered Before of Lectures Delivered AntThe general title chosen for this little book is regarded as, more than any other, suggestive of its pervading thought. The study of nature alone is ever revealing more mysteries than it solves. At every step the dark ness grows faster than the light. Endless links, endless adaptations, ever terminating in ...

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Excerpt from The Bible and Science, or the World-ProblemVarious Senses of the Word Day - Summary of Princi ples concerned in its Interpretation - Eight Heads of Argument - The Prophetical Day - Analogous to the Creative Day - Numbers as used in Prophecy - Three kinds - Definite N umbers - Round N umbers - Perfect Numbers - The Word Day as applied to the Closing Dispensation of the World - Analogy with the Crea~ tive Account - Kedhem, or the An...

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Excerpt from State Rights: A Photograph From the Ruins of Ancient Greece, With Appended Dissertations on the Ideas of Nationality, of Sovereignty, and the Right of Revolution This little book is written for all loyal and thinking men, whose minds are intent upon the preservation of the American nationality. They will see the application of the parallel, whatever they may think of the manner in which it is now presented. One merit, however, th...

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