Science And the Church
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J. B. Dumas, perpetual secretary of the French Academy of Sci- ences, declares in one of his admirable Eloges that "Faith does not kill science, and science kills faith still less." Rosellini, the learned collaborator of Champol- lion, in referring to those who were raising an outcry against the discovery of the distinguished French- man, truthfully observes that "This truth is founded on eternal bases; neither can the envy of man deface it. And if men eminent for their piety and learning admit... the new system, what has revelation to fear from it?" Pasteur, in the beautiful discourse pronounced by him on the occasion of his reception into the French Academy, does not hesitate to declare that, "If we were deprived of these conceptions" — the truths of faith — "the sciences would lose that grandeur which they draw from their secret relations with the infinite verities." Baron Cauchy, the greatest mathematician of his age, who, according to one of his fellow associates SCIENTIFIC FREEDOM.
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J. B. Dumas, perpetual secretary of the French Academy of Sci- ences, declares in one of his admirable Eloges that "Faith does not kill science, and science kills faith still less." Rosellini, the learned collaborator of Champol- lion, in referring to those who were raising an outcry against the discovery of the distinguished French- man, truthfully observes that "This truth is founded on eternal bases; neither can the envy of man deface it. And if men eminent for their piety and learning admit... the new system, what has revelation to fear from it?" Pasteur, in the beautiful discourse pronounced by him on the occasion of his reception into the French Academy, does not hesitate to declare that, "If we were deprived of these conceptions" — the truths of faith — "the sciences would lose that grandeur which they draw from their secret relations with the infinite verities." Baron Cauchy, the greatest mathematician of his age, who, according to one of his fellow associates SCIENTIFIC FREEDOM.
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