Faith and reason clash in a 19th century lecture reflection
A speaker argues faith shapes cognition beyond memory and reason. He critiques modern science’s challenge to faith, warns against malignant bitterness, and urges education to balance belief with evidence, recalling historical figures and the arc of history in a moral plea for open faith.
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