PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION.

PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION

WITH

THEIR MUTUAL BEARINGS

COMPREHENSIVELY CONSIDERED, AND SATISFACTORILY DETERMINED,

ON CLEAR AND SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.

BY

WILLIAM BROWN GALLOWAY, A.M.

The temple of God in heaven was opened, and there was seen
in his temple the ark of his testament. REV. xi. 19. xv. 5.

Cast ye up, cast ye up, prepare the way, take up the stum-
bling-block out of the way of
my people.

ISAIAH lvii. 14.

LONDON:

SMITH, ELDER AND CO., 65, CORNHILL,

BOOKSELLERS TO THEIR MAJESTIES.

1837.

BOD

LONDON:

PRINTED BY STEWART AND CO.

OLD BAILEY.

PREFACE.

MUCH evil has resulted both to philosophy and revealed religion from the want of a proper understanding of their mutual bearings. From the study of the former, many ingenious men have been led into infidelity, and still more have had their belief injuriously affected; while, on the other hand, many religious men entertain a jealousy of philosophy, and are adverse to the free exercise of reason. Yet the professed object both