“I have learned from long experience that there is nothing that is not marvellous, and the saying of Aristotle is true: that in every natural phenomena there is something wonderful – nay, in truth, many wonders. We are born and placed among wonders and surrounded by them, so that to whatever object the eye first turns, the same is full of wonders, if only we examine it for a while.”
John de Dundas, 14th century philosopher, quoted in Fragments of Holiness for Daily Reflect
Chorlton Unitarians 