The Pioneer Scientist Must Have "a Vivid

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.

The Whole Strenuous Intellectual Work Of An Industrious Research Worker Would Appear, After All, In Vain And Hopeless, If He Were Not Occasionally Through Some Striking Facts To Find That He Had, At The End Of All His Criss-cross Journeys, At Last Accomplished At Least One Step Which Was Conclusively Nearer The Truth.

There Can Never Be Any Real Opposition Between Religion And Science; For The One Is The Complement Of The Other.

It Is Never Possible To Predict A Physical Occurrence With Unlimited Precision.

Science Cannot Solve The Ultimate Mystery Of Nature. And That Is Because, In The Last Analysis, We Ourselves Are A Part Of The Mystery That We Are Trying To Solve.