It seems impossible not to conclude, then, that the life, power and motion found in all material substances, is that life and power we call Infinite.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “It seems impossible not to conclude, then, that the life, power and motion found in all material substances, is that…”
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Woodhull concludes that the life and power in matter is the Infinite itself.
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