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Show Lord Kelvin's declaration that science positively affirms the creative origin of life has caused some stir in scientific circles. In writing to the London Times to correct a verbal error in the report of his address, Lord Kelvin makes this very interesting interest-ing addition to what he had already said: "Forty years ago I asked Lie-big, Lie-big, walking somewhere in the country, coun-try, if he believed that tKe grass and flowers which we saw around us grew by mere chemical forces. He answered: an-swered: 'No; no more that I could believe that a book of botany, describing describ-ing them could grow by mere chemical chem-ical forces.' Every action or human free will is a miracle to physical and chemical and mathematical science." And Baron Liebig was one of the greatest chemists of our age. Ave Maria, r - ) |