Science and religion are born of the same house, and that house is not divided against itself. There will at all times be an apparent conflict between them, arising from defects of human nature; but all this conflict is of human origin, and it originates in the deficiency of our knowledge, not in the greatness of it.

The Conflict between Religion and Science, Dickinson's Theological Quarterly, Volume 3, Number 4, October, 1877