He was not a magician or occult wonder-worker, aiming to set aside the laws of nature.
他并不是什么魔术师也不是能工巧匠，更不能置自然法则于不顾。
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At its worst, the image that the church gave of God was that of a wonderworker who explained the world's mysteries and seemed to have somewhat more interest in punishing men than rewarding them.
The bearded wonder wrote in “Das Kapital” that: “It follows therefore that in proportion as capital accumulates, the situation of the worker, be his payment high or low, must grow worse.”