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Our Duty Is To Believe That For Which We Have Sufficient Evidence, And To Suspend Our Judgment When We Have Not.

Rest Is Not Idleness, And To Lie Sometimes On The Grass Under Trees On A Summer's Day, Listening To The Murmur Of The Water, Or Watching The Clouds Float Across The Sky, Is By No Means A Waste Of Time.

The Idle Man Does Not Know What It Is To Enjoy Rest, For He Has Not Earned It.

There Can Be No Merit In Believing Something Which You Can Neither Explain Nor Understand.

Savages Have Often Been Likened To Children, And The Comparison Is Not Only Correct But Also Highly Instructive. Many Naturalists Consider That The Early Condition Of The Individual Indicates That Of The Race,-that The Best Test Of The Affinities Of A Species Are The Stages Through Which It Passes. So Also It Is In The Case Of Man; The Life Of Each Individual Is An Epitome Of The History Of The Race, And The Gradual Development Of The Child Illustrates That Of The Species.