VI. The Age of Kant and Goethe
> What God would just push the world from without, > And let it run in circles on his finger? > Him it behooves to move it in its core, > Be close to nature, hug her to her breast > So that what lives and weaves in him and is, > Will never lack his power and his spirit.
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