(b) The idea of a beginning: conclusions from . (8) The discontinuity of the formulae Laws based on assumptions: explain noth- ing as to force We have a sense of harmony in creation We have a natural sympathy with the ex- iii. Difficulties as to the conception of 'GOD' (a) No proof of the being of GoD possible: The sense of the mysteries of life leads us to seek Men have in fact always sought for a solution (i) The problems must be dealt with in some way Contents. The view of the problems of life has in its broad aspects a great practical importance The power of character is real if latent. Dangers from dominant influences Different kinds of truths and certainty in respect of 68 viii PAGE 69 Contents. (ii) Truths expressing the results of man's ob- servation of the external world; physical Physical laws correspond with the isolation of The phenomena of life still more complicated Mathematical truth The subject of a new Science. (a) The facts belonging to each Science are in- (b) The facts included in a complex phenomenon can be severally isolated and examined according to their proper laws (i) The fundamental facts must be given by God This revelation must come through life. Contents. How it gains a universal force The final test in life Hence Theology advances through the advance The danger greater if the method of a sub- ordinate Science is applied to a higher |