God’s merits are so transcendent that it is not su · Samuel Butler

Whatsoe’er we perpetrate, / We do but row, we are

God’s merits are so transcendent that it is not surprising his faults should be in reasonable proportion.

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Samuel Butler

1612-02-03 — 1680-09-25 · Strensham

Samuel Butler was a 19th-century English writer and critic, known for his satirical work "Erewhon" and his controversial ideas on evolution and religion. He challenged the social and intellectual conventions of his time, advocating for a more personal and philosophical view of science.