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-ceptions of individuals, or the ne-
-cessities of science, or the demands
of the public. Till this Power be-
-comes he or it – men may as well
remain theists or pantheists.

The third theory of the uni-
-verse which proposes to account for
its phenomena, while rejecting the idea
of the Supernatural is that of Phil-
-osophic Pantheism, which assumes
that thought, thought-centers, and
intellectual forces, are the chief ac-
-tivities and original energies from which
have been evolved the phenomena of
both matter and Spirit, and into
which they have been finally resolved
again through the aeons. This ideal