RT Article
T1 Religion and Science
JF Harvard theological review
VO 31
IS 2
SP 93
OP 112
A1 Clark, Walter Eugene
LA English
YR 1938
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1784640417
AB The word religion, as commonly used, refers to complex institutions which are made up of many different elements. I am not so much interested in the complex institutions which we call religions as I am in isolating from them the element which causes us to call them religions. I am interested in the religious attitude of mind rather than in religion as an institution. Similarly, in regard to science, I am interested in the scientific attitude of mind rather than in applied science. To most people the word science means applied science rather than the scientific attitude of mind.
DO 10.1017/S0017816000022240