New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

nine ana every advance has Deen the fruit OF expert
mental searching. And ir We have some clergy men
guitless OF ideas the Englishman who moved
The rislbes OF scientific circle by claiming that the
fossils OF tue the bones OF the rebel angels
possibly you may few doctors of medicine almost
able " appreciate tue scentInc Criticism OF the four
Bnt as we have thus recognized this law method as
the OF culture, we shall be able TO see the inter
dependence OF all branches of knowledge ALI our
gains are helpful 10 each other. might sum the
history Of science In woro-that IL has taught the
harmony Of law not only In the correlation OF natural
forces moral aud social forces OF human ife
But look more especially at the studies which employ
YOUR profession, as they have shed such light the
marvellous secrets OF the inner The canning laws
OF cereuralioD; thei wondr0us rhythm that runs
the several powers OF memory ceiling WILL and
the sensitive centers the dependence Of thought
on the supply Of the chemical brain food; the expana
ton of the riddles OF our dream life the relation II our
mental functions TO the loss decay OF organs
the phases disease affecting voluntary actionall
these are needfu study for the intellectual the
Christian thinker for the naturalist These researches
have only cured many mistakes OF our psychology,
but have given US sOunuer views or lie ana education
Ii Is much 10 that our theories OF social
religious culture have been far too often affected by
partial view VI our spiritual nature winch lost sight OF
Is dependence the body and the healthy laws OF
ZION But while gratefully acknowledge this DEBT,
hold that scientific culture VIII, II faithful 10 It's
AIM lead to a nober knowledge OF those truths that
pass beyond a bald materialsm. II evolution, what
ever its amazing cnain OF growth Is forced to admit
that primal woTdstuh has, III lt the capacity all
the thinking CONSCIOUS. moral being begoten from 1t.
of a living God. Nothing Is more satisfying to be-
lever facts above nature than that chapter the
"SuUsiance Of the Mind where the apostle Of English
Mr. spencer, gives us as tue outcome OF
andy sis mat when We talk OF material spiritual
substances. 1t Is Indifferent whether I'VE express
those OF these, or these OF those" yet,
thought cannot 10 dIsscced like the gray Of the
BRAIN sounder science To that The living force
is another than the physical fact.
We need expect at reconciliation OF all dis
cords. Much be done before that Is reached The
clergyman mas TO learn fully that the Word OF God
be studied the oracle OF the great truths OF mans
spiritual history not rashly made the rule OF exact
science. The naturalist must learn that there
Of conscience aud OF human life the
guesses theory. which he touch with reyer
ent hands. Indeed have sometimes thought IL the
clergy could rambo with Mr.. Huxley the glaciers
ami Nj. Huxley would take excursion into
the fields OF CHRISTIAN history, We should have better
clerical Sermons aud better "lay sermons" Science
will work It's at last Ii not probable that
Will be less prayer account of Mr. Tyndails
prayer uage 80 long 1t Is the bidding OF the Sire
Of IL Is not probable Witty doctor has lately
hinted measure the varied genius Of Homer spen-
GER Beranger by the slower quicker respiration
that snail read the Had" or "Fasrie Queene"
less delight. II Is not probable that all dscoy
cries OF the ape period will kinde interest much
as the history remember far better OF the struggles
aud divine trumphs or the full grown Let Science
20 gu with keenest anslys II will when it
is comDieted 10 the living synthess IT, with all our