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A Scientific Truth Does Not Triumph By Convincing Its Opponents And Making Them See The Light, But Rather Because Its Opponents Eventually Die And A New Generation Grows Up That Is Familiar With It.

Science Does Not Mean An Idle Resting Upon A Body Of Certain Knowledge; It Means Unresting Endeavor And Continually Progressing Development Toward An End Which The Poetic Intuition May Apprehend, But Which The Intellect Can Never Fully Grasp.

Science Advances Funeral By Funeral

The Entire World We Apprehend Through Our Senses Is No More Than A Tiny Fragment In The Vastness Of Nature.

Both Religion And Natural Science Require A Belief In God For Their Activities, To The Former He Is The Starting Point, And To The Latter The Goal Of Every Thought Process. To The Former He Is The Foundation, To The Latter, The Crown Of The Edifice Of Every Generalized World View.