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{{Style P-HPB SB. Title|Dispelling Thunder by Ringing Church Bells.}}

 

{{Style S-HPB SB. Editors note|by Henry Belinaye. October 29, 1874, Spiritual Scientist, Boston, Vol. I, p. 84|center}}

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{{Style S-Small capitals|Electricity}} has played so many “fantastic tricks before high heaven,” has killed so many ''humans'', animals, and got up so many “thundering big rows,” during the ages, that one is more than surprised at the small part performed by the so-called “''intuitions'' of the soul” in correction or modification of these “freaks of Nature.” An instructive chapter in the interests of experimental philosophy and science is called for to enable “the ''curious'' to understand this mystery of the mind better,—for as the matter is now stated, it is difficult to believe in the truthfulness of statements like the following, and attach any ''practical'' importance to the prompting of ''intuition'' at the same lime. We quote from Henry Belinaye, “Surgeon Extraordinary,” &c., &c., who, in his “Sources of Health and Disease,” says,—

{{Style S-Small capitals|Electricity}} has played so many “fantastic tricks before high heaven,” has killed so many ''humans'', animals, and got up so many “thundering big rows,” during the ages, that one is more than surprised at the small part performed by the so-called “''intuitions'' of the soul” in correction or modification of these “freaks of Nature.” An instructive chapter in the interests of experimental philosophy and science is called for to enable “the ''curious'' to understand this mystery of the mind better,—for as the matter is now stated, it is difficult to believe in the truthfulness of statements like the following, and attach any ''practical'' importance to the prompting of ''intuition'' at the same lime. We quote from Henry Belinaye, “Surgeon Extraordinary,” &c., &c., who, in his “Sources of Health and Disease,” says,—

These figures being true, it is evident the “Divine Economy” “is no respecter of persons,”—being thoroughly practical in applying the principle of “equal taxation” to ''church'' property and ecclesiastical ignorance.

These figures being true, it is evident the “Divine Economy” “is no respecter of persons,”—being thoroughly practical in applying the principle of “equal taxation” to ''church'' property and ecclesiastical ignorance.

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title|Frauds and Tests.}}

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title|Frauds and Tests.}}

{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|Answer to Cooper|center}}

{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|Answer to Cooper|center}}

I have said, on more than one occasion, that I protest {{Style S-HPB SB. Continues on|1-36}}

I have said, on more than one occasion, that I protest {{Style S-HPB SB. Continues on|1-36}}