(LARGE PRINT EDITION) 1910. From the Preface: With his usual critical power and insight Dr. Momerie shows in these Essays that the supposed antagonism between Science and Religion arises from a misconception of both; that if Science and Religion be properly understood, each will appear as the necessary complement of the other. He affirms boldly that Law and God, Evolution and Design, Reason and Faith, the Natural and Supernatural, so far from being contradictory, actually imply and involve each other. After enlarging upon this, he brushes aside the fallacy that, while the sole requisite for Religion is faith, the sole requisite for Science is reason. He proves, on the contrary, that there can be no Religion apart from reason, no Science apart from faith. Contents: The Spirit of Enquiry; The Magnitude of the Universe; The Uniformity of the Universe; The Continuity of the Universe; The Rationality of the Universe; The Forces of the Universe; or, the Immanence of God; The Trustworthiness of the Universe; The Duration of the Universe; and The Righteousness of the Universe.