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A Scientist Is Happy, Not In Resting On His Attainments But In The Steady Acquisition Of Fresh Knowledge.

The Worth Of A New Idea Is Invariably Determined, Not By The Degree Of Its Intuitiveness-which Incidentally, Is To A Major Extent A Matter Of Experience And Habit-but By The Scope And Accuracy Of The Individual Laws To The Discovery Of Which It Eventually Leads.

Farsighted Theologians Are Now Working To Mine The Eternal Metal From The Teachings Of Jesus And To Forge It For All Time.

The Highest Court Is In The End One's Own Conscience And Conviction-that Goes For You And For Einstein And Every Other Physicist-and Before Any Science There Is First Of All Belief. For Me, It Is Belief In A Complete Lawfulness In Everything That Happens.

Religion And Natural Science Are Fighting A Joint Battle In An Incessant, Never-relaxing Crusade Against Skepticism And Dogmatism, Against Disbelief And Against Superstition, And The Rallying Cry In This Crusade Has Always Been, And Will Always Be, 'on To God.'