| Redeeming Culture: American Religion in an Age of Science by James Gilbert, excerpt (5514 words) |
 | The essence of true science, he concluded, was the study of "classified Knowledge" and its organization into patterns and hierarchies; all else was speculation. |
| The highest pillar of truth, he wrote, was the agreement of science and religion on one essential proposition: mankind was the center and purpose of the universe. |
| Science, in its public guise, adopted the scientific method as a means of achieving unity. |
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