AS ALLIES OR SIMILARITIES OF PHYSICAL AND RELIGIOUS BY JAMES THOMPSON BIXBY CHICAGO CHARLES H. KERR & COMPANY 175 DEARBORN STREET 1889 "Science was Faith once; Faith were Science now Would she but lay her bow and arrow by, And arm her with the weapons of the time." In vain would the skeptic make a distinction between science and common life, or between one science and another. The arguments employed in all, if just, are of a similar nature and contain the same force and evidence. Or, if there be any difference among them, the advantage lies entirely on the side of theology and natural religion."-CLEANTHES, IN HUME'S "DIALOGUES," Part I. |