[59] The extraordinary and miraculous phenomena of instinct--especially as celebrated by the distinguished French scientist Fabre--cannot be rightly understood by trying to interpret them in terms of intellect. This is to misread them completely. [60] Bergson's characterisation of Spencerian Evolutionism (_Creative Evolution_, p. 391). [61] _Creative Evolution_, p. 286. [62] Other notable pluralists in England are F. C. S. Schiller and Dr. MacTaggart. [63] The _logical_ conclusion, we say, though this may not be the ultimate truth about the matter. The most attractive theories are often the most superficial. [64] Professor Cunningham in Pearson's _Grammar of Science_, Part I, p. 356. [65] Quoted by W. C. D. Whetham in his _Recent Development of Physical Science_, p. 280. No reference is given by him. [66] One theory attributes the existence of matter to occasional misfits among these grains. [67] Quoted by Bishop Mercer. _Problem of Creation_, Appendix B. [68] In _Theism and Humanism_. [69] Mercer, op. cit., p. 106. [70] _Mechanism, Life, and Personality_ (1913), p. 81. [71] Op. cit. pp. 64, 66. [72] Professor J. Arthur Thomson, in an article entitled, "Is there one Science of Nature?" (_Hibbert Journal_, Oct., 1911). [73] _The Science and Philosophy of the Organism_, Vol. II, p. 338. [74] Op. cit. p. 101. [75] Other names of distinguished scientists holding this view are: Sir W. Crookes the Physicist and Sir W. F. Barrett, F.R.S., in England, Dr. Hodgson and Prof. James Hyslop in America, Lombroso in Italy, Richet in France. [76] From his _Duplik_. Quoted by Hoeffding, _History of Philosophy_, Vol. II, p. 21. [77] F. H. Bradley on "Phenomenalism" (_Appearance and Reality_, p. 126). [78] Hoeffding, op. cit., Vol. I, p. 129. [79] Feuerbach, _Essence of Christianity_, p. 21. [80] We now learn that conceptions of space of a highly unorthodox character are entertained by physicists and mathematicians, as the result of recent researches in the sphere of the gravitation of light. INDEX Agnosticism, 92 Anti-clericalism, 43 Aquinas, 9 f., 30 _n._ Aristotle, 8, 136 Atomic theory, the, 49 collapse of, 126 Bacon, Lord, 16 f. Balfour, A. J., 105 f., 110, 128 Bergson, 115-121, 143 Berkeley, 55 Boutroux, 112 f., 143 Bradley, F. H., 104 f., 110, 122, 139 Bruno, 12, 25, 29 f., 140 Buechner, 86, 144 Buffon, 77 Carlyle, Thomas, 38, 99-102 Coleridge, S. T., 98 f. Comte, 85, 89, 92 Copernicus, 11, 22, 25, 58 Cunningham, Prof., 127 Cusanus, 10 Dalton, 49, 83, 126 Darwin, 80-83, 87 f. Descartes, 19-22, 26, 37, 43, 55, 74, 136 Design, Argument from, 87 f. Diderot, 45 f., 48, 141, 144 Driesch, 130 f. Eckhart, 30 _n._ Encyclopaedia, The, 45 Electrons, 126 Feuerbach, 85, 95 Fichte, 65-67 Galileo, 12-15, 22, 55, 79, 136 Goethe, 30, 65 Green, T. H., 103 f. Haeckel, 88 Haldane, Prof. J. S., 129, 132 Harvey, William, 19, 22