More and more it is seen that inspiration has never ceased, and that its prophets and priests are not those who work to fit the letter of its older literature to the needs of dogmas and sects, but those, above all others, who patiently, fearlessly, and reverently devote themselves to the search for truth as truth, in the faith that there is a Power in the universe wise enough to make truth-seeking safe and good enough to make truth-telling useful.( 181) (181) For the Huxley-Gladstone controversy, see The Nineteenth Century for 1885-'86.

For Canon Driver, see his article, The Cosmogony of Genesis, in The Expositor for January, 1886..