All these ways taken together constitute religion.

For the rest, there will always be a mass of more or less evaporated beliefs, going with practices that have more or less lost their hold on the community.

These belong to the folklore which every people has.

Under this or some closely related head must also be set down the mass of mere wonder-tales, due to the play of fancy, and without direct bearing on the serious pursuits of life.
The world to which neither magic nor religion belongs, but to which physical science, the knowledge of how to deal mechanically with material things, does belong wholly, is the workaday world, the region of normal, commonplace, calculable happenings.

With our telescopes and microscopes we see farther and deeper into things than does the savage.