Aubrey Lackington Moore
(30 Mar 1848 - 17 Jan 1890)

English clergyman who wrote Science and Faith and other works of theology and philosophy.

Science Quotes by Aubrey Lackington Moore (1)

True religion is rational: if it excludes reason, it is self-condemned. And reason without religion fails of its object; since, if philosophy can find no place for religion, it can not explain man.
— Aubrey Lackington Moore
'An Essay On The Christian Doctrine of God', Lux Mundi: A Series of Studies in the Religion of the Incarnation (1890), 82.
See also:  |  Man (112)  |  Philosophy (72)  |  Reason (69)  |  Religion (68)


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