Science & Religion in Contemporary Philosophy

absolute abstract according action activity actual affirmation Agnosticism appear Aristotle Auguste Comte become belief Christianity Clotilde de Vaux conceived concepts consider definite Descartes determined divine doctrine dogmas dualism elements essential evolution existence explain expression external fact faith feeling formulæ given Goethe Haeckel harmony heart henceforward Herbert Spencer human mind idea ideal imagination individual instinct intellect knowledge laws living longer manifestations matter means metaphysical method Monism moral moreover mystical nature notion object origin over-beliefs phenomenon Philosophy of Action positive Positivism possible practical principle properly so called psychology purely rational realisation reality reason regard relations religion and science religious consciousness religious experience religious phenomena Ritschlian Scholasticism science and religion scientific philosophy scientific spirit scientist seeks sense simple social sociology solidarity soul standpoint supernatural symbols systematisation theory therein things thought tion to-day transcendent truth unity universal Unknowable William James