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Whatever is, was: In nature, there are no such things as cause, effect, generation, growth, nor death--no time, no past, no future--the self-existence of the universe, also, a critical examination into the foundation on which rests the philosophy of Herbert Spencer, and the theories of Charles Darwin, together with a new theory for the origin of the world--for all forms, organic and inorganic--also, the natural cause of the continuing existence of all living things, and species of things; and the finding of the supposed missing link

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