Eternal nature

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Paschal Beverly Randolph Paschal Beverly Randolph,  Eulis! the History of Love — Part I: Affectional Alchemy (1874)

“ Reader, I have already told you that the human being is all nature incarnated. Nature is changeable in her moods, sunny, tempestuous, coarse, foul, mean, genial, calm, blusters; and all these things and states she is forced to incarnate in the soul, spirit, and body of the new pilgrim about starting on its way from the valley of earth to the eternal land of paradise, the splendid city of the Ineffable God. ”
Source: Wikisource

Duchess of Margaret Cavendish Newcastle,  Grounds of Natural Philosophy: Divided into Thirteen Parts

“ God is an Eternal Creator; Nature, his Eternal Creature. GOD, an Eternal Master: Nature, GOD's Eternal Servant. GOD is an Infinite and Eternal Immaterial Being: Nature, an Infinite Corporeal Being. GOD is Immovable, and Immutable: Nature, Moving, and Mutable. GOD is Eternal, Indivisible, and of an Incompoundable Being: Nature, Eternally Divisible and Compoundable. GOD, Eternally Perfect: Nature, Eternally Imperfect. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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