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Excerpt from Theology and Science: An Address Delivered to Students Preparing for Ordination at the Clergy School at Leeds, in December, 1880
It has come to'be supposed by many that science in its modern form is always opposed not only to intellectual and inferential theology but to the Christian religion. This supposition is not just. The proportion of scientific men who pro fess the Christian faith is, I believe, about the same as that of literary men or of lawyers or merchants or any other group of men in the same social position or of equal general culture.
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