Can intelligences be compounded, or like bricks and mortar, piled upon each other?
If they could, did these finite intelligences create themselves?
If the soul of man is the highest intelligence in the universe, did the soul of man create, or does the soul of man govern it?
Shall we adore his soul?
Some Pantheists have got just to this length.

M.Comte declares, that "At this present time, for minds properly familiarized with true astronomical philosophy, the heavens display no other glory than that of Hipparchus, or Kepler, or Newton, and of all who have helped to establish these laws." _Establish_ these laws! Laws by which the heavenly bodies were guided thousands of years before Kepler or Newton were born.

Shall we then adore the souls of Kepler and Newton?
M.Comte has invented a religion, which he is much displeased that the admirers of his Positive Philosophy will not accept, in which the children are to be taught to worship idols, the youth to believe in one God, if they can, after such a training in infancy, and the full-grown men are to adore a Grand Etre, "the continuous resultant of all the forces capable of voluntarily concurring in the universal perfectioning of the world, _not forgetting our worthy auxiliaries, the animals_."[34] Our Anglo-Saxon Pantheists, however, are not quite philosophical enough yet to adore the mules and oxen, and therefore refuse worship altogether.

"Work is worship," constitutes their liturgy.
"As soon as the man is as one with God, he will not beg.

He will then see prayer in all action."[35] "Labor wide as earth has its summit in heaven.