First Book of Nature
James Edward Talmage
Jan 1888 · Contributor Company
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This book came out quite a few years after the Darwinian hype, yet it still places God at the forefront of Science as it should be. God has created a phenominal earth for us to learn many things about. This book does that job of bringing out what the creator has done. Even though science has gone on to discover many more things not contained in this book, it still depicts that indeed the creator is in and through all things we can see and even those we can't see. I recomend this book to everyone.
He has a great grasp of what's really important - Keeping God in our lives is one of those things. Now what other modern day science book is doing that - none of them! That's the case in point with this fine book - It promotes the pursuit of things as they were, are, and will be.
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