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 1 V   |     works of mere art critics. Science alone can furnish it. You
 2 VIII|    cosmical law.~   The man of science to-day cannot ignore the
 3 VIII| inheriting all the strength of Science, yet spiritually able to
 4 IX  |        the concepts of Western science. It will be evident that
 5 IX  |        time metaphysical." But science fully justifies the Buddhist
 6 IX  |     selfish consciousness. And science even supports the Buddhist
 7 IX  |   simply unmoral." Evolutional science cannot be made to accord
 8 IX  |      we reach a point at which science and Buddhism diverge. Modern
 9 IX  |   which are eternal.~   Though science pronounces the ultimate
10 IX  |        doctrine also of modern science: either might be uttered
11 IX  |        but it also agrees with science in repudiating equally~p.
12 IX  |  Reinforced by the teaching of science, the teaching of this~{p.