Science and the Moral Life

Alfred North Whitehead animal Aristotle aspiration atomic atomic bomb attain attitude Bacon become believe better bring called centuries Christian church civilization conception conflict consequences desires discover discovery earth emotional ence experience fact faith fear feel forces Francis Bacon Henry Oldenburg higher hope human nature ideas individual insist intellectual intelligence interest John Dewey Joseph Needham Julian Huxley kind knowledge learned less ligion livable living look man's mankind material matter means ment mind moral never nontheistic objective person philosophy physical Pierre Bayle Plato political possible practical present problem progress question reality realize realm reason regard religion religious responsible scientific humanism scientific humanist scientific method scientists sense social soul spirit Stephen Crane supernatural supernaturalist sure theory things thought tific tion true truth universe wants whole women words youth