...and marvels and the unexplained surround man at every turn. The more we know and the wiser we are, "the more are we awed and lured by the mystery beyond...do the unsatisfied longings in us yearn for larger interpretations. And this is the heart of religion."2 At best, we are but little organisms moving hopefully...

...attempts to give finite life its infinite rating. Science can never be an enemy of religion. . . . The more science we have the more are we awed and lured by the mystery beyond our ken."9 Social scientists mourned the decline of universals, but sought to exploit it professionally.10...