...prejudices of every kind; yet, although thought and opinion are now free, scientists are still the same men as of old. An Utopian dreamer is he who thinks that
The position assumed by modern scientists is that even though the occurrence of certain mysterious phenomena in the p
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...efore, according to the traditional policy and very equivocal logic of our scientists, they are denied. For instance, he shows a difference between mineral magne
...rous, may well be listened to now that the phenomena are endorsed by great scientists. Unfortunately, if the manifestations increase in power daily, there is no
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...people, whose very name has been changed a dozen times already; and other scientists have proved that the Babylonian civilization was neither born nor developed
...rence, and by comparing their esoteric myths. Abraham himself, for all our scientists can know, might have been one of these Pali shepherds who emigrated {{Style
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...cientifically the manifestations. But, emboldened by the fond belief among scientists that the new epidemic could not stand close investigation nor outlive the y
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...marie, the scoffs of the skeptics and of a vast majority of physicians and scientists, the unpopularity of the subject, and, above all, the indefatigable persecu
There are two more which will be interesting reading to our modern scientists:
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...stimony on this subject of too many trustworthy travellers, including some scientists, to be accused of any such charlatanism. That the snakes, which are charmed
...spiritualist, nay, though an enemy to it, represents the belief of honest scientists in the following expressions: “it is certainly inexplicable how matter and
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...e is a God.” The instance above given carries a moral with it, not only to scientists, but theologians. Men who have made their mark in the pulpit and in profess
...we do not know, but Huxley, whom all Europe considers one of her greatest scientists, most decidedly declines that honor, and Dr. Maudsley, of London, follows s
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...e mean ANCIENT WISDOM, while its “Negators” represent modern materialistic Scientists. Thus we have once more “the sublime audacity” of, David-like, {{Page aside
...ot leave our highly respectable, firmly-rooted, official Science, with her scientists and their flunkeys, severely alone?”
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If our scientists could get away from the more frivolous phenomena of the seance-room and rea
...being something in motion, and spirit a power that controlled such motion. Scientists called the controlling power force, but unless they were ready to admit tha
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...f the Oriental Kabalists claim their science to be older than that. Modern scientists may doubt and reject the assertion. They {{Style S-Italic|cannot}} prove it
...y, and it is not for us pigmies to question her. But the “{{Style S-Italic|scientists”}} are not themselves science embodied any more than the men of our planet
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...ualism, 151 & fn., 152: on effect of demonstrated survival, 156-57; on why scientists espouse Spiritualism, 157-58.
Nipher, F. E., Experim. Researches, on theory, truth and scientists, 311; 538.
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...rmed by the “Dialectical Society” of London and some of England’s greatest Scientists, some eighty years later.
...fluid—their demand fell through. The Academy disbelieved her most eminent Scientists. Even Sir B. Franklin, so much at home with cosmic electricity, would not r
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...nce in favour of a future life for humanity. And well do the materialistic scientists of this country and Europe know it. And to the same extent do they fear the
...icles. In this way we purpose to show the absolute necessity for Christian scientists everywhere adopting the broad principles of the Substantial Philosophy, and
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Every day brings new admissions of scientists themselves, and the criticisms of well-informed lay observers. We find the
As to the advance of scientists, their very learning, moreover, is impeded by these two causes—their consti
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...of hypotheses on the same subject, emanating from various and very eminent Scientists, are antagonistic to each other and often self-contradictory. Thus their le
...lt is the existing {{Page SD 3d ed|ed=1|v=1|p=483|title=no agreement among scientists.}}subdivision of our sciences, each of which, in its own little pigeon-hole
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...apprehension has been so often and even so recently pointed out by leading scientists, and, moreover, made so plain to every unbiassed mind, that it would be out
...iversal Whole and that we are all parts of that Whole. The views of Mental Scientists, concerning the relation of matter to spirit, were well voiced by a writer
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For thousands of years the heads of the scientists have been puzzled to find out ''what causes the world to move.'' Some thoug
...ld speak words of great wisdom that astonished the world and perplexed the scientists and philosophers. But when that Light was entirely absent, and only weak-mi
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...o cramped the minds of not only the clergy, but even our scarce-unfettered scientists, that in treating of prehistoric remains in different parts of the world, a
...n; and when Napoleon brought it to Paris and gave it to the Institute, the scientists were obliged to confess that it {{Style S-Italic|was not a stone,}} and tha
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...; of Slade & others, 14 et seq.; of witch of Endor, 284; phenomena of, and scientists, 233 et seq.; and terrestrial magnetism, 246-47.
...e, and subjective experiences, 415; objective reality of, admitted by some scientists, 233; occult, and science, 93; occult, scientific in nature, 136-37; of app
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...zoology, now write dissertations on all these. I enter into disputes with scientists and get out the winner ... I am not joking, but perfectly serious; I am rea
...lovers of novelties, and among them there were, of course, serious people, scientists, professors and doctors of various sciences. Of these, the most distinguish
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