In this 1906 sequel to an 1883 work, The Theories of Darwin, a noted theologian tries to mediate the “loud conflict” between Science and Christianity, or Religion and Culture. In this plea for understanding, the author declares that there really is perfect peace between the two factions.

In this 1906 sequel to an 1883 work, The Theories of Darwin, a noted theologian tries to mediate the “loud conflict” between Science and Christianity, or Religion and Culture. In this plea for understanding, the author declares that there really is perfect peace between the two factions.

In this 1906 sequel to an 1883 work, The Theories of Darwin, a noted theologian tries to mediate the “loud conflict” between Science and Christianity, or Religion and Culture. In this plea for understanding, the author declares that there really is perfect peace between the two factions.