Let the warfare of Science, then, be changed. Let it be a warfare in which Religion and Science shall stand together as allies, not against each other as enemies. Let the fight be for truth of every kind against falsehood of every kind; for justice against injustice; for right against wrong; for the living kernel of religion rather than the dead and dried husks of sect and dogma; and the great powers, whose warfare has brought so many sufferings, shall at last join in ministering through earth God's richest blessings. THE END. FOOTNOTES: [1] Most fruitful among these were those given by Plato in the _Timæus_. See, also, Grote on Plato's doctrine of the rotundity of the earth. Also _Sir G. C. Lewis's Astronomy of the Ancients_, London, 1862, chap. iii., sec. i. and note. Cicero's mention of the antipodes and reference to the passage in the _Timæus_ are even more remarkable than the original, in that they much more clearly foreshadow the modern doctrine. See _Academic Questions_, ii., xxxix. Also, _Tusc. Quest._, i., xxviii., and v., xxiv. [2] See _Eusebius_, _Præp. Ev._, xv., 61. [3] See _Lactantius_, _Inst._, 1., iii., chap. 3. Also, citations in _Whewell_, _Hist. Induct. Sciences_, Lond., 1857, vol. i., p. 194. To understand the embarrassment thus caused to scientific men at a later period, see _Letter of Agricola to Joachimus Vadianus_ in 1514. Agricola asks Vadianus to give his views regarding the antipodes, saying that he himself does not know what to do, between the Fathers on one side and learned men of modern times on the other. On the other hand, for the embarrassment caused to the Church by this mistaken zeal of the Fathers, see Kepler's references and Fromund's replies; also _De Morgan_, _Paradoxes_, p. 58. Kepler appears to have taken great delight in throwing the views of Lactantius into the teeth of his adversaries. [4] _Another germ idea_, etc. See _Plato_, _Timæus_, 62 C., Jowett's translation, N. Y. ed. Also _Phædo_, pp. 449, _et seq._ Also _Cicero_, _Academic Quest._, and _Tusc. Disput._, _ubi supra_. For citations and summaries, see _Whewell_, _Hist. Induct. Sciences_, vol. i., p. 189, and _St. Martin_, _Hist. de la Géog._, Paris, 1873, p. 96. Also _Leopardi_, _Saggio sopra gli errori popolari degli antichi_, Firenze, 1851, chap. xii., p. 184, _et seq._ [5] For opinion of Basil, Ambrose, and others, see _Lecky_, _Hist. of Rationalism in Europe_, New York, 1872, vol. i., p. 279, note. Also, _Letronne_, in _Revue des Deux Mondes_, March, 1834.