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35408	Hitchcock, Edward	The Religion of Geology and Its Connected Sciences			.txt	text/plain	164044	6584	62	those opinions concerning the works of God in the natural world, which DEATH A UNIVERSAL LAW OF ORGANIC BEINGS ON THIS GLOBE FROM THE BEGINNING. supposed that a great change took place in animals and plants, and from geology asserts that death existed in the world untold ages before man's physiology teaches us that death is a general law of organic natures._ animal natures, great enough almost to constitute a new creation, did take and inorganic nature, no important change took place at the time of man's a fixed and universal law of nature, essential to the existence of the world its present constitution, and subjecting animals to death. heavens and the earth; and that the worlds were formed by the word of God, animals and plants required any thing but the operation of natural laws; the present laws of nature will be unknown, and where matter, if it exist,	./cache/35408.txt	./txt/35408.txt