— Johannes KeplerCommonly cited from Kepler's Harmonices Mundi (1619) and related writings; wording varies
Commentary
Kepler saw scientific discovery as a form of worship, uncovering the order that God had built into creation. The line shows how his astronomy and theology were closely bound together.
Commentary
Kepler saw scientific discovery as a form of worship, uncovering the order that God had built into creation. The line shows how his astronomy and theology were closely bound together.