There Is No Matter As Such—mind Is

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.

What Seems Today Inconceivable Will Appear One Day, From A Higher Stand Point, Quite Simple And Harmonious.

We Cannot Rest And Sit Down Lest We Rust And Decay. Health Is Maintained Only Through Work. And As It Is With All Life So It Is With Science. We Are Always Struggling From The Relative To The Absolute.

A Scientist Is Happy, Not In Resting On His Attainments But In The Steady Acquisition Of Fresh Knowledge.

There Can Never Be Any Real Opposition Between Religion And Science; For The One Is The Complement Of The Other. Every Serious And Reflective Person Realizes, I Think, That The Religious Element In His Nature Must Be Recognized And Cultivated If All The Powers Of The Human Soul Are To Act Together In Perfect Balance And Harmony. And Indeed It Was Not By Accident That The Greatest Thinkers Of All Ages Were Deeply Religious Souls