No Man Is Liberated From Fear Who

Even In Civilized Mankind Faint Traces Of Monogamous Instinct Can Be Perceived.

No Opinion Has Ever Been Too Errant To Become A Creed.

Bacon Not Only Despised The Syllogism, But Undervalued Mathematics, Presumably As Insufficiently Experimental. He Was Virulently Hostile To Aristotle , But He Thought Very Highly Of Democritus , Although He Did Not Deny That The Course Of Nature Exemplifies A Divine Purpose, He Objected To Any Admixture Of Teleological Explanation In The Actual Investigation Of Phenomena; Everything, He Held, Should Be Explained As Following Necessarily From Efficient Causes .

Science, By Itself Cannot, Supply Us With An Ethic.

Since Adam And Eve Ate The Apple, Man Has Never Refrained From Any Folly Of Which He Was Capable.