The Book Of Nature Is Written In

The Divine Intellect Indeed Knows Infinitely More Propositions [than We Can Ever Know]. But With Regard To Those Few Which The Human Intellect Does Understand, I Believe That Its Knowledge Equals The Divine In Objective Certainty.

Nature Is Relentless And Unchangeable, And It Is Indifferent As To Whether Its Hidden Reasons And Actions Are Understandable To Man Or Not.

The Bible Shows The Way To Go To Heaven, Not The Way The Heavens Go.

The Number Of The Fixed Stars Which Observers Have Been Able To See Without Artificial Powers Of Sight Up To This Day Can Be Counted. It Is Therefore Decidedly A Great Feat To Add To Their Number, And To Set Distinctly Before The Eyes Other Stars In Myriads, Which Have Never Been Seen Before, And Which Surpass The Old, Previously Known Stars In Number More Than Ten Times.

The Number Of People That Can Reason Well Is Much Smaller Than Those That Can Reason Badly. If Reasoning Were Like Hauling Rocks, Then Several Reasoners Might Be Better Than One. But Reasoning Isn't Like Hauling Rocks, It's Like, It's Like Racing, Where A Single, Galloping Barbary Steed Easily Outruns A Hundred Wagon-pulling Horses.