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Spirit intercourse, its theory and practice (1917)

McKenzie, James Hewat · New York, M. Kennerley · leaf 50

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ted ashas been so irrationally taught and believed bymany religious teachers. Such a conception is to-day unworthy of serious discussion by intelligentreaders In the light of our knowledge of chemicalaction and the laws affecting the decomposition ofall matter. The soul of man is a superphysical… … Tojnce p. 38 BODY (physical; SOUL (ghost) SPIRIT (EGOj MAN AS A TRIUNE BEING SCIENCE OF THE SOUL 39 the physical body of man during his life on earth,and withdraws at death, continuing to function inspiritual spheres. Within the soul are to be foundorgans, exactly duplicating those of the…

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