THE Christian at Work indignantly denies the statement of the London Lancet to the effect that Dr. Holmes is almost a solitary example of a scientist who possesses the imagination of the poet and the novelist. It says: “Unquestionably, weakness comes from too great versatility; but science and the imagination go hand in hand, instead of being sworn enemies, as is often asserted.” We side with the Christian at Work. Some of the greatest of modern “scientists” have been men of unbounded imagination, and, we might add, of credulity, too. The evolutionists, Darwin, Huxley, and Tyndall could never have fabricated their airy structures without the aid of a vivid imagination. Indeed, modern “science,” falsely so-called, is little else but imagination, and this is virtually admitted by even the “scientists” themselves. A few facts are woven into the fabric in order to catch minds that are not so imaginative.