HPB-SB-1-180 - Revision history

Pavel Malakhov at 08:48, 25 March 2023

2023-03-25T08:48:58Z

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	~~{{Style S-HPB SB. Editors note\|Banner of Light, Boston, Vol. XL, No. 3, October 14, 1876\|center}}~~
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	To the Editor of the Banner of Light:		{{Style P-No indent\|<small>To the Editor of the Banner of Light:</small>}}

	Sir,—Despite the constant recurrence of new discoveries by modern men of science, an exaggerated respect for authority and an established routine among the educated class retards the progress of ''true'' knowledge. Facts, which, if observed, tested, classified and appreciated would be of inestimable importance to science, are summarily cast into the despised limbo of supernaturalism. To these conservatives the experience of		{{Style S-Small capitals\|Sir}},—Despite the constant recurrence of new discoveries by modern men of science, an exaggerated respect for authority and an established routine among the educated class retards the progress of ''true'' knowledge. Facts, which, if observed, tested, classified and appreciated would be of inestimable importance to science, are summarily cast into the despised limbo of supernaturalism. To these conservatives the experience of
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Pavel Malakhov at 10:52, 13 May 2021

2021-05-13T10:52:23Z

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{{Style P-HPB SB. Title|(New)-York against Lankester}}
{{Style P-Subtitle|A New War of the Roses–Degeneration of Species–A Theosophist Comes to the Defence of a Medium}}

To the Editor of the Banner of Light:

Sir,—Despite the constant recurrence of new discoveries by modern men of science, an exaggerated respect for authority and an established routine among the educated class retards the progress of ''true'' knowledge. Facts, which, if observed, tested, classified and appreciated would be of inestimable importance to science, are summarily cast into the despised limbo of supernaturalism. To these conservatives the experience of
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