The boundaries between theology and science are explored in this ambitious 1883 work. The author demanded “perfect freedom” for scientific inquiry, yet adhered to “the truths of Christianity in their full extent.” Well-versed in both religion and Darwin’s theories, the author handles his task with logic, fairness, and an engaging generosity of spirit.

The boundaries between theology and science are explored in this ambitious 1883 work. The author demanded “perfect freedom” for scientific inquiry, yet adhered to “the truths of Christianity in their full extent.” Well-versed in both religion and Darwin’s theories, the author handles his task with logic, fairness, and an engaging generosity of spirit.

The boundaries between theology and science are explored in this ambitious 1883 work. The author demanded “perfect freedom” for scientific inquiry, yet adhered to “the truths of Christianity in their full extent.” Well-versed in both religion and Darwin’s theories, the author handles his task with logic, fairness, and an engaging generosity of spirit.