Excerpt from What Should I Believe? An Inquiry Into the Nature, Grounds and Value, of the Faiths of Science, Society, Morals and Religion
There are no questions bearing on the conduct of life which are more frequently asked, or with greater perplexity, than the one that has been chosen for the title of this little volume. All over the world millions of inquiring minds, some of them sincerely anxious to know the truth, are daily propounding this question to the newspaper, not only to its columns of alleged news, but chiefly to its advertisements and its editorials. The man of business, however little speculative, does not expect positively to know in what direction the market will move along the line which constitutes his principal interest; but he seeks for as persuasive grounds as it is possible to attain, by which to regulate his beliefs.
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