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Looking skyward and the earth, illustrated (1911)

Snyder, Isaac Newton · [Liberty, Ind., Press of Express printing co.] · leaf 143

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Comets are self-luminous bodies—atoms, perhaps, thrown off fromour sun or some other distant sun—and not vetgraveyards. Dr. Winchell says, The sun is cooling off. Theclock of eternity ticks not seconds, but centuries.Though at present it is a living, self-illuminatedbody, and as such in the far… … Rev. Frederick Stovenour. A.M.. D.I). THE BIBLE AND ASTRONOMY. CHAPTER XVII. THE BIBLE AND ASTRONOMY. By Rev. Frederick Stovenour. Religion and Science have not always been going-side by side as they are today. The difficulty hasnot been in either branch of study, but rather in adeficiency of…

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