text:  Taking his analogy from the spiritual dominion of the church of Rome but finding that that power was too restricted in its exercise inasmuch as the material interests and scientific labours of mankind were not embraced by it he called for the foundation of "a religious power which embracing humanity in all its interests should conduct it towards a Christian purpose--the amelioration of the lot of the great multitude of mankind; by their _sentiments_ employing _artists_ by their _reason_ employing the _learned_ and by their _activity_ employing the _operative_