Paul Carus
Paul Carus was a German-American author, editor, a student of comparative religion and philosopher.
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- Ilsenburg
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Trending topics shown first"Pythagoras says that number is the origin of all things, and certainly the law of number is the key that unlocks the secrets of the universe. But the law of number possesses an immanent order, which i…"
"When Luther stood before the emperor and the representatives of church and state, he begged to be refuted, and if he were refuted, he promised to keep silence; but as he was not, he continued to preac…"
"The truth is that other systems of geometry are possible, yet after all, these other systems are not spaces but other methods of space measurements. There is one space only, though we may conceive of …"
"Some imagine that science is limited to the lower sorts of natural facts only. Religious and moral facts have been too little heeded by our scientists. Thus people came to think that science and relig…"
"There is no science which teaches the harmonies of nature more clearly than mathematics."
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1852
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Birth1919
Died
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