Astro-Theology; Or the Religion O Astronomy; Four Lectures, in Reference Controversy on the on Plurality (Classic Reprint)

It is my daily happiness as one who holds a rational and free theology, to know and feel that Revealed Religion hails, instead of deprecating, the great discoveries of Science; in other words, that the voice of God inC reation harmonizes with that of His Gospel. It is also, I grieve to say, my uniform observation, beyond the circle of avowed IJ nitarian Christians, thatS cience and Theology are accustomed to look upon each other with a greater or less degree of jealousy and suspicion; the scientific man seldom daring freely to avow the most reH gious conclusions he draws from the study of Nature; the theologian dabbling very cautiously in the mere shallows of Science, lest he should plunge unawares into roH- giouB heresy.
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