Wondrous Strange

Life is a condition that distinguishes minerals from animals and plants, including the ability to change before growth, breeding, functional activity, and death. "People believe in life that everyone can not change your happiness, but you have the ability to change whatever you want to change your life," de Angelis, Barbra) . The struggle of the hero's Kelly Winslow has had a strong influence on himself. And since she struggled to make a decision she encountered physical difficulties and psychology where I can grasp my identity.

"I am currently studying astrology that seems to be indispensable to understand myths correctly.One of these dark places is strange and wonderful.I do not worry about me in endless wandering Thanks to understanding the human mind, a rich trophy came back. "" "In the process of studying astrology, I applied it to specific cases many times. Unreliable in the hands of lack of imagination, it is dangerous in the hands of fools as their intuitive way is always so. The most obvious limitation of the experiment is that the observer lacks wisdom and writing heart ... There is no doubt that astrology is growing rapidly today, but despite the fact that it is used frequently Rather, it is still the least dissatisfied exploration.

Enlightenment in the 18th century continued natural disasters. A new view on science and God makes it fashionable to emphasize that everything in the world is a genius of children as God created it. All strange and wonderful things are subject to scientific research and are separated from moral meaning. At the same time, rulers became more effective at closing pitiful brochures like urging princes and other sinners to repent. For experienced enlightenment philosophers, nature is a beautiful and orderly ruling of rule of law. Later, the Romantists highlighted the power of nature and other powers. However, neither group believes that the behavior of nature is considered natural, regardless of the small problems of people. Few people thought that thousands of people lost their lives in the Lisbon earthquake in 1755 and attributed it to human weakness. In fact, since philosophers want to know how a benevolent god can cause such pain, it causes a crisis of faith.