A writer
in the April number of the Atlantic Monthly, one having intimate experience for twenty years with physical science, said that there are three kinds of knowledge: intuitive, mathematical, and scientific; and he said that "all three types of knowledge are more similar than most laymen think.
How often have mortals wondered if ever a universal remedy will be found for the ills that afflict them! Here they are, they believe, dwelling in a material body, subject to material law, and the victims of all manner of evil.
In
his epistle to the Romans Paul writes in the eighth verse of the thirteenth chapter, "Owe no man any thing, but to love one another: for he that loveth another hath fulfilled the law.
