HUXLEY AND AGNOSTICISM.

Statement by the Principal of King's College--On the Irrelevancy of a

Lack of Scientific Knowledge--Difference between the Agnostic and

the Christian not in Knowledge but in Credulity--The real name of

an Agnostic said to be "Infidel"--What an Infidel is--"Unpleasant"

significance of the Word--Belief in Christ--"Our Lord and his Apostles"

possibly Honest Men--Their Character not Invoked--Possession by evil

spirits--Professor Huxley's Candor and Clearness--The splendid Dream

of Auguste Comte--Statement of the Positive Philosophy--Huxley and

Harrison.

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