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pect (as I have stated in my "Human Physiology," 523) 

 that, as the mind of man is specifically different from that 

 of the highest of the inferior animals, there would be a 

 specific difference in the brain. The fact that there is no 

 such difference shows that the mind of man is, in a cer- 

 tain sense, independent of material organization, and was 

 a separate creation, though their connection establishes 

 an intimate mutual dependence in man's present exist- 

 ence in this world. What folly, then, is the doctrine of 

 a " science, falsely so called," which places man only a 

 little above the monkeys, when the Creator has declared 

 in his Word that he " made him a little lower than the 

 angels," and a true science agrees with the declaration ! 



