Montgomery

(Edmund), Dr. philosopher, b. of Scotch parents, Edinburgh 1835. In youth he lived at Frankfort, where he saw Schopenhauer, and afterwards attended at Heidelberg the lectures of Moles chott and Kuno Fischer. He became a friend of Feuerbach. He wrote in German and published at Munich in ’71, The Kantian Theory of Knowledge refuted from the Empirical Standpoint . In ’67 he published a small book On the Formation of so-called Cells in Animal Bodies . In ’71 he went to Texas and prosecuted his scientific studies on life. He has written in the Popular Science Monthly , The Index , and The Open Court and Mind . Dr. Montgomery holds not only that there is no evidence of a God, but that there is evidence to the contrary.