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believing in God, few mention this one, and they most briefly. They probably share those current notions of logic, according to which the Neglected Argument, not being an argumentation, is no argument at all. And the men of science could teach them better, but will not so far transgress the bounds of the specialties. For in these days every man is a cobbler, in effect; and I confess, myself, to deep reluctance to a public utterance on theology.