314, with index. Protestant theology has held little attraction for the contemporary intellectual. His speculative interest, when he has it, moves much more to philosophy and to theoretical science than to genuine theology, and Belloc was standing on historical fact when he said that there is not enough intellectualism left in modern man to formulate a genuine heresy. Maritain has recently remarked that he did not see how the philosophical spirit of modem man can develop any further in the direction it has been pursuing. Meanwhile, in direct opposition to the naturalist belief that the acceptance of the ultimate stifles the spirit of inquiry, traditional philosophy and theology continue to grow.
Nothing is more inexhaustible than the ultimate.