ual life for us lies, have been borne in
upon the race by living rather than
by thinking. They are felt and ex-
perienced first, and formulated later.
It is clear that a definite purpose is
being wrought out through phys-
ical processes in the world of matter;
it is equally clear to most men that
moral and spiritual purposes are being
worked out through the processes
which constitute the conditions of
our being and acting in this world.
It has been the engrossing and fruit-
ful study of science to discover the
processes and comprehend the ends
of the physical order; it is the highest
office of art to discover and illustrate,
for the most part unconsciously, the
processes and results of the spiritual
order by setting forth in concrete
form the underlying and formative
ideas of races and periods.

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