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17194	Temple, Frederick	The Relations Between Religion and Science Eight Lectures Preached Before the University of Oxford in the Year 1884			.txt	text/plain	47656	2032	66	God in Science; and the religious man often asserts that he cannot find impossible, from the very nature of the evidence on which Science rests. universality which is the sure characteristic of the Moral Law. It will be matter of consideration in a future Lecture how our knowledge divine nature in proportion as he recognises the Supreme Law and makes man stands the power of God. When the real claim of the will for freedom has been clearly seized by And if the progress of Science and the examination of human nature nature and its moral and spiritual needs, or concerning Almighty God and Moral Law. In analysing the origin and nature of Religion in the second great spiritual and moral lessons, and it takes the facts of nature as Divine Moral Law to claim supremacy over the physical world. believer who asserts the universality of a law except when God works a	./cache/17194.txt	./txt/17194.txt