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The Truth Of Practical Intellect Is Understood Not As Conformity To An Extramental Being But As Conformity To A Right Desire; The End Is No Longer To Know What Is, But To Bring Into Existence That Which Is Not Yet.

The Philosopher Says That God's Knowledge Is The Measure Of Things, And That Things Are The Measure Of Man's Knowledge.

Since Science's Competence Extends To Observable And Measurable Phenomena, Not To The Inner Being Of Things, And To The Means, Not To The Ends Of Human Life, It Would Be Nonsense To Expect That The Progress Of Science Will Provide Men With A New Type Of Metaphysics, Ethics, Or Religion.

It Is Impossible For A Christian To Be A Relativist.

The Light Of Common Sense Is Fundamentally The Same Light As That Of Science, That Is To Say, The Natural Light Of The Intellect. But In Common Sense This Light Does Not Return Upon Itself By Critical Reflection, And Is Not Perfected By What We Shall Learn To Know As A Scientific Habit.