The Ethic of Nature: And Its Practical Bearings (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Ethic of Nature: And Its Practical Bearings

Time. The Golden Age has vanished from the face of the darkened world. In sorrow the mother brings forth her child. Man toils his weary day from morn ing till evening, and thorns and thistles ever spring up afresh to baffle and mock his labour. His humble friends have fled from his presence to mountain and jungle, and have exchanged for perpetual war the sweet companionships Of Eden. Life to all creatures is a burden and a mystery, and the load will only be lifted Off and the mystery unveiled by the kind hand of Death. The problem of the reconciliation of God and Nature is handed over to a Divine Redeemer, who leads the way through death to the resurrection of the Golden Prime.

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