SPIRITUALISM.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue 9456, 21 July 1881, Page 3

SPIRITUALISM.

)venJH to tub editok. v a "|R,— in y° ur issue tn * s monu ' n £ a a • v^»P oudt " nt ' si ? nin S himself "Truth," lOialisWg a KWe(l pj n g assertion by calling We !t|Kii and women, who believe in and an ™<Mrigiitc Spiritualism, " fools." I am, uei l j^Bore, ri woman fool, and prefer that '*■? J^Kioiii y r >nr correspondent to his "BBbation, as abuse in his case I take i ame^S B iieeies of homage. Spiritualism fclont jjHtot believe in " dead men " ; the iIS jK is t!l ° ni!Ul an(i never dieS) tlie • y 1 sH li " v is ot> tno body— clay only— J \ U JH wo must all cast oft' before we can fc i.foffl by purification a higher state. to ' I!S HL first time in my career I find a COE %H|vda.tioii Bible and Reason mixed O mas^Kj. by y t)l ir correspondent. The X " IS^ S^ S on Faith Avithout reason ' ie mi JßJk)l;niafion. Spiritualism gives imstaM ul (lf)0S not ns k foi- Faith. The of acMK v ve Yirr\ on is entirely based on • mon<^ hH 01111 ' :ni '^ oes our corros Poning tliat religion by calling that v had Jjßt'harefaced faLsehoods." Spirit>red lu -«feit Hie present time, is one of the -rnmenHßi.)] c . iSiS ing S of tlio age, as giving sly deij^R, g lo ss nniterialism and atheism t inforaw^iurr such havoc among professjii of bSEm-d Chi-isiiaiis, and the knowHft balm and comfort of struggling ed thea|^K e hio.s, the certainty of meeting .uancesJßß love again in a progressive • MrQßlft th,; jitnnitios of soul and soul. )een ToMK U o- t\n- intruding on your valuwliatti^Bc [ ask, in justice, the insertion iivo P re 'Sff ' Lotti WiLirox. propose lluk-1, July