Ralph Waldo Emerson started his ministry as a Unitarian but soon broke away from the Unitarianism and becoming very influential with the rise of Transcendentalism. Emerson talks a lot about nature in religion and the importance of the world around. In the first selection Nature is about how nature relates to God and how people should see God though nature. In the last section Self-Reliance Emerson has some parallels to Benjamin Franklin view of religion and nature interconnected. In Nature Emerson talks about the stars, the way children and adults see different things, and lessons of worship through nature. The stars being a way for humans to no feel alone and feel more connected with heavenly worlds. No matter if stars came out only once
