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| title = Cabalism
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| author = Denton, Elizabeth M. F.
| title = Mrs. Denton's Reply to Berkley
| title = Mrs. Denton's Reply to Berkley
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That there is a truth underlying this mountain of rubbish, I am glad to believe. But that it will require time and labor and perhaps long and patient effort, so to bring our minds to a conception of that truth as to render it practically available to the race, I am also satisfied. Shall we then prepare ourselves for the effort? or shall we adopt Berkley’s method, and folding our hands in sweet content, accept as demonstrated that of which we have no proof?
That there is a truth underlying this mountain of rubbish, I am glad to believe. But that it will require time and labor and perhaps long and patient effort, so to bring our minds to a conception of that truth as to render it practically available to the race, I am also satisfied. Shall we then prepare ourselves for the effort? or shall we adopt Berkley’s method, and folding our hands in sweet content, accept as demonstrated that of which we have no proof?
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Yours for investigation, and a refusal to believe without proof, all claims which contravene the known laws of matter and of mind.
Yours for investigation, and a refusal to believe without proof, all claims which contravene the known laws of matter and of mind.
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“{{Style S-Small capitals|Startling Facts in Modern Spiritualism}},” is the title of a book of 543 pages, handsomely bound, and containing an account of startling and significant phenomena which have occurred in the presence of the author, N. B. Wolfe, M. D. of Cincinnati. He deals with facts and arranges these facts for the critical inspection of the minds eye. The author expresses freely his personal opinions, shows where fraud may be perpetrated, advances and discusses theories and in general it may be said that the subject is handled in so masterly a manner that the book will always remain as it is at present, — A {{Style S-Small capitals|Standard Work}} on Modern Spiritualism. For sale at the office, 18 Exchange St., Boston, Mass. Price $2.00.
“{{Style S-Small capitals|Startling Facts in Modern Spiritualism}},” is the title of a book of 543 pages, handsomely bound, and containing an account of startling and significant phenomena which have occurred in the presence of the author, N. B. Wolfe, M. D. of Cincinnati. He deals with facts and arranges these facts for the critical inspection of the minds eye. The author expresses freely his personal opinions, shows where fraud may be perpetrated, advances and discusses theories and in general it may be said that the subject is handled in so masterly a manner that the book will always remain as it is at present, — A {{Style S-Small capitals|Standard Work}} on Modern Spiritualism. For sale at the office, 18 Exchange St., Boston, Mass. Price $2.00.
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spiritual_scientist_v.04_n.05_1876-04-06.pdf|page=9|Spiritual Scientist, v. 4, No. 5, April 6, 1876, p. 57
spiritual_scientist_v.04_n.05_1876-04-06.pdf|page=9|Spiritual Scientist, v. 4, No. 5, April 6, 1876, p. 57
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