 And Mill withheld from Comte's Religion of Humanity.Still, regarding experience to justify enumerative induction by having shown, indeed, the uniformity of nature, Mill commended Comte's positivism.Mill noted that within the empirical sciences, the natural sciences had well surpassed the alleged Baconian model, too simplistic, whereas the human sciences, such as moral and political inquiry, had not attained even the Baconian scrutiny of immediate experience and enumerative induction.