(I) "What I can't yet quite understand," said Monsignor, "is that point I mentioned the other day about Faith and Science.

I don't see where one ends and the other begins.

It seems to me that the controversy must be unending.

The materialist says that since Nature does all things, even the most amazing things must be done by her--that we shall be able to explain them all some day, when Science has got a little farther.

And the theologian says that some things are so evidently out of the reach of Nature that they must be done by a supernatural power.