That shows that there is somewhere the ideal of the divine in man; his tendency is to reach it, but he does not know where to reach so as to admire and worship. There have been in the world's rise and fall times of evolution and times of degeneration, and with these have come times of evolution and times of degeneration, and with these have come times when man worshipped God in nature and times when he worshipped God in animals. He has constantly striven to reach some ideal, for trying to reach brings him a happiness that he can find nowhere else in the world.