“Antony van Leeuwenhoek: Seeing God’s Perfect Work through a Microscope” (CLICK HERE for it)
Antony Van Leeuwenhoek was amazed by the tiny things he and his daughter Maria could see with the powerful microscopes that he had taught himself how to build. Antony loved to learn about the world of tiny things—tiny things whose little perfections revealed, he said, the power of God. This book by C. M. Graney has a foreword by Br. Guy Consolmagno of the Vatican Observatory. Electronic version is available for free.
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