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" Then , in the clearest light of wisdom , will be seen what now the pious hold by faith , not yet grasping it in clear understanding - - how certain , immutable , and effectual is the will of God , how there are things he can do but doth not will to do , yet willeth nothing he cannot do , and how true is what is sung in the psalm : " But our God is above in heaven ; in heaven and on earth he hath done all things whatsoever that he would . At the same time , we must take warning lest we incur the prophetic judgment which reads : " Woe to those who call evil good and good evil : who call darkness light and light darkness ; who call the bitter sweet and the sweet bitter . I somehow felt I could achieve more in cinema than as an engineer . He ought never , therefore , to have out of his thoughts this subject of war , and in peace he should addict himself more to its exercise than in war ; this he can do in two ways , the one by action , the other by study . However , this is the main lesson of my steep learning curve in trying to make sense of planning policy in this country : any organisation can make an application to exploit a piece of land which would have a drastic impact on the environment , on the rapidly developing tourist industry , on an intricate web of interlinking wildlife areas and on one of the great historical treasures of our nation , and it can do so without putting forward real evidence to deal with the genuine concerns expressed by local people and organisations committed to the region . For he is called Almighty for no other reason than that he can do whatsoever he willeth and because the efficacy of his omnipotent will is not impeded by the will of any creature . Nature , then , will be cheated of nothing apt and fitting which time 's passage would have brought , nor will anything remain disfigured by anything adverse and contrary which time has wrought . It is a plus that we can do that , and it is great that I can raise the issue in this debate .