Dionysius Lardner Quote

That the infinitude of space should exist without a purpose, unoccupied by any works of creation, is plainly incompatible with all our notions of the character and attributes of the Author of the universe, whether derived from the voice of revelation or from the light of nature.


Popular Lectures on Science and Art (Volume 2), The Stellar Universe (Second Lecture) (p. 381)


That the infinitude of space should exist without a purpose, unoccupied by any works of creation, is plainly incompatible with all our notions of the ...

That the infinitude of space should exist without a purpose, unoccupied by any works of creation, is plainly incompatible with all our notions of the ...

That the infinitude of space should exist without a purpose, unoccupied by any works of creation, is plainly incompatible with all our notions of the ...

That the infinitude of space should exist without a purpose, unoccupied by any works of creation, is plainly incompatible with all our notions of the ...