Ancient and Modern Physics by Thomas E. Willson
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page 30 of 83 (36%)
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"The invisible change always comes first; the invisible phenomena invariably precede the visible. "In all this physical world--in all this universe--there is nothing, not even a grain of sand or an atom of hydrogen, that is not as this bar of iron is--the shadow cast on a visible world by the unknown and mysterious work of an invisible world. "Land or water, mountain or lake, man or beast, bird or reptile, cold or heat, light or darkness, all are the reflection in physical matter of the true and real thing in the invisible and intangible world about us. "If we have a visible body we have an invisible one also," said Saint Paul. Modern science has proven he was right, and that it is the invisible body which is the real body. "If this earth and all that it is composed of--land or ocean or air; man or beast; pyramid or pavement--could be resolved into the physical atoms composing everything in it or on it created by God or man, each atom of this dust would be identical physically. There would not be one kind of atom for iron and another for oxygen. "The differentiation between what are called elementary substances is first made apparent in the molecule or first combination of the atoms. It is not in the atom itself, unless it be in the size, as may not be improbable. The atoms combine in different numbers to make differently shaped molecules, and it is from this difference in the shape of the molecule that we get |
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