Still Running Off at the Keyboard

For no science is complete which leaves out any department of nature, whether visible or invisible, and that religion which, depending solely on an assumed revelation, turns away from things and the laws which govern them is nothing but a delusion, a foe to progress, an obstacle in the way of man's advancement toward happiness. Embracing both the scientific and the religious, Theosophy is a scientific religion and a religious science.

(AN OCEAN OF THEOSOPHY, William Q. Judge, chapter 1. Book first published in 1893 by Theosophical University Press)