Superstition and Science: An Essay (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Revelation some reject Miracles, and think those Who believe in them superstitious. Some are willing to admit past Miracles, but ridicule the superstition of those who believe the pos sibility of present or future Miracles. Many who profess to believe in Miracles more gene rally, and to think that what has happened may happen again, consider it necessary to do so under perpetual and earnest protests against being supposed to credit superstitious non sense about sorcery, and witchcraft, and ghosts. Many who acknowledge that there are good and evil Spirits in existence, hold it to be weak and superstitious to suppose that their agency is in any way employed in the providential government of the world, and to Speak of that agency as if it were as much a reality as the acting of men among themselves.

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