Excerpt from Buddhist and Christian Gospels, Vol. 2 of 2
"In those ages it would have been useless to attempt a scientific basis for such teaching. What could best be done was to enforce some few great truths - as the soul's long upward progress, or the fatherhood of God - in such revelations as east and west could understand. Gradually science arose, uniting the beliefs of all peoples in one scheme of organized truth, and suggesting - as has been said - that religion must be the spirit's subjective reaction to all the truths we know."
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