Notes on Metaphysics From Lectures Given (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Sciencezthe process of arranging groups of facts under higher laws. In proportion as we unify facts and harmonize them under laws and principles, we have a scientific view of them. The term science is also used to mean, (a) knowledge verified by scientific tests; (6) the most lately discovered facts or truths in any depart ment of science (c) unwarranted inferences drawn from scientific facts. Much of the supposed conflict between science and religion is due to these unwarranted inferences. (d) pseudo-science used by skeptics.

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