You Believe In A God

Every Serious Scientific Worker Is Painfully Conscious Of This Involuntary Relegation To An Ever-narrowing Sphere Of Knowledge, Which Threatens To Deprive The Investigator Of His Broad Horizon And Degrades Him To The Level Of A Mechanic.

Once Again You Are Wrong Sir, Darkness Does Not Exist Either. Darkness Is In Reality The Absence Of Light. Light We Can Study, But Not Darkness. In Fact We Can Use Newton's Prism To Break White Light Into Many Colors And Study The Various Wavelengths Of Each Color. You Cannot Measure Darkness. A Simple Ray Of Light Can Break Into A World Of Darkness And Illuminate It. How Can You Know How Dark A Certain Space Is? You Measure The Amount Of Light Present. Isn't This Correct? Darkness Is A Term Used By Man To Describe What Happens When There Is No Light Present.

The Most Beautiful Emotion We Can Experience Is The Mystical. It Is The Power Of All True Art And Science. He To Whom This Emotion Is A Stranger, Who Can No Longer Wonder And Stand Rapt In Awe, Is As Good As Dead. To Know That What Is Impenetrable To Us Really Exists, Manifesting Itself As The Highest Wisdom And The Most Radiant Beauty, Which Our Dull Faculties Can Comprehend Only In Their Most Primitive Forms - This Knowledge, This Feeling, Is At The Center Of True Religiousness. In This Sense, And In This Sense Only, I Belong To The Rank Of Devoutly Religious Men.

Out Of The Clutter Find Simplicity

Every One Who Is Seriously Involved In The Pursuit Of Science Becomes Convinced That A Spirit Is Manifest In The Laws Of The Universe-a Spirit Vastly Superior To That Of Man, And One In The Face Of Which We With Our Modest Powers Must Feel Humble.