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Human learning, with the blessing of God upon it, introduces us to divine wisdom; and while we study the works of nature the God of nature will manif… - George Horne
" "Human learning, with the blessing of God upon it, introduces us to divine wisdom; and while we study the works of nature the God of nature will manifest himself to us; since, to a well-tutored mind, “The heavens,” without a miracle, “declare his glory, and the firmament showeth his handy-work.”
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About George Horne
George Horne D.D. (1 November 1730 – 27 January 1792) was an English churchman, writer, and university administrator.
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Rt. Rev. George Horne
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Man was formed with an understanding for the obtainment of knowledge; and happy is he who is employed in the pursuit of it. Ignorance is in its nature unprofitable; but every kind of knowledge may be turned to use. Diligence is generally rewarded with the discovery of that which it seeks after; sometimes of that which is more valuable.
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