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Revision as of 03:21, 1 December 2011
Short Quote
"But, in the end, nature will be dominant."
- Nature & Natural Disasters (September 8, 2008)
Long Quote
"The world is driven by powerful geologic and biologic forces. They were set in motion at the beginning of the physical Universe. God has set them in motion to operate on their own, moving in a certain direction. This has produced immense turbulence, even after the creation of this planet. These turbulent forces work throughout the Universe, depending on a world’s particular environment."
- Nature & Natural Disasters
"Humanity has had to endure violent weather, droughts, floods, pestilence—all manner of things because this is all part of living within a changing environment governed by physical laws & natural laws."
- Nature & Natural Disasters