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69 l'IIlLOSOJ'llY OF· Tln~ nIDm:N SPIRITUAL S~IJo:'''CF.s. lit ~. W. llJACKltr. So"h bp thy portion J tbp bUM '0 tOok .. Whh n r,"~rrcnd I'plrlt.1hr-ouAh Nu\un'. booB, By roun ... by fo"""t. by r,.,cor'A UIIE'~ 'ro 1ruck thp pnlh of love "ivlne; " I 'ro r''1ld II .. dl't'JI meanlnp-lolIJ>e nnd bear God Ib ",:anb'. gu"Nen-·Dnd no' 10 ft'or. . -M H..,. ".&lIANa. l.f''t me.1ht'n .... l.pt m(l drf'Am . '"hnt tov" g04'i\ \\ Ilh'ue In the abort tinkriowDi -So o'er II .. burning 1('8n. A hf'a,"pply glt'am In mt"1CY sbnU be 8bownl-l.aJo. . Jl~cau.c the church has ever been. tbe ·oy. I"malic and ever co"olant erielny of Inde:: pendent thougbt, 80 thlllkers· -free tl.h,ker.. -have learlled !o h.te the cburch and il~ teaching', and thlo has bet'n more lI,ark.d .ince the great schl.m ill the church which dofied and denied the "\lthorit~ of Ihe Pope and the Churcb. of· nOlDe. ·ThclI modern . thl"k~rs elljoyed the 1);";t -. frul;. 01 menIAl liberty, an euj"yru
'10 SJ>IHlTU.4L SOIENTIST. ~UA philosophy WIUI reeardlng ber victories over dogma, creed and su jlerstltious faith; while science, supported' by pbllosophy, was supplanting ~beology and forcing tbe cburcb to drift from' ber ancient moorin",,; while the churcb In ber dotage Ima.glned thst to I.er tho world w .... ludobillj) for civilization and 'prngre•., and as.lmilatlng modem thou!;l.t '0 thorougbly that tI •• re exlsled a probability tba~ Inaterlalism in C8JlOJiical. would become tbe churcb oC the future, anotber Cactor In tbe grand batUe field of liberty and thought W89 .lIeD~ly growlug and tralnltig for tbe gladlatotl .. 1 toumamen to Religion e'ltered the field ag~h.st the Church; like tbe warm cbeerlng rayo of the Bun It penetrated tbe Ileart of m .. n and lov. like a beautiful lIower grew upon bl. bosom. Uellglon. pur,C ,and undel'lled, the highest aud bulle..t Idea of mall, tbough pro.tituted by priests, debased by ehurebe" and tL,ed by' tbe un.crupulolls as a cloak fo~ tbelr villaiuies Is ever tbo truest friend of man; hi. protector from tyranny and guilte aud' con soler in dlotres.. It. ,;tUl oman yulee can accumpllsh ,more than the combined storms of Science and l'hilosoplly. Theso three in ono ar~ a blessed Trinity. F.ver since man became a reasoning animal, wherever be b ... elll.ted, It I. almost eertalll that wltb but rare exception. be ba. endeavored to solve the problem of hi. origin aud destiny. lIe bas rarely been content to believe' himself R tranAitory pbenomenon; 'Irom blrtb to' deatb eating alld drhl~lng, sleeping and waklllg and maturing only to die and Ic",.e others bebind togo througb tbo same proee... It I.as seldom \weu enteMlncd a., other than an 'orrolleoUM alld purpo,e I"". w~tc oC vital energy. The buman mllnl stal'tll back at the Bugge.tion, exclaiming In tbe language of ~'Ichte: "Ney~r can this be my destiny, or tbat oC the world. 80mething tl.at I;' to endure mllst bo brvught forth ill all tbe.e cbange. oC tbe trallRitory and the perl.llable-sonlelblng wblcb may be carried forward safc' lUld IlIvlolate on tbe waves of time." Ante-natal origin and po • .,.mortBDI deotlny !laye exerelsc to opeculaUve fancies, and bave been from age to ago encouraged by pbenomella ..... ulugly extra mundauc hi cbaracter, aud sllAA""tive 01 U;e poAsibllity of Illvlslble ["rms of life, forms o[ lIfc wbletj mlgbt be the invi.ibleUve. of tlleu III anotber state. Tbese psychological, pbenol»en" ~a"" ,ever IAmpted tbe aspiring fancl .... ~f mao to 80lve the problem Of destiny, wblch ~as alao ever eluded bl. gra'P, iun'. JaJ.uI. leading bini away from the prosaic facts of ~very day liCe, to the poetic fancies of dreamlalld, Into tbe P"1cbic mysteries oC bl. own being and the life beyond, Occa..lollallyex ~pl\onal ."periences develop tbe bard, tile poet and tho seer; and lDell uplifted by Lbo IIgll~reftecled from tbese bjgh prlcstll of Na ~ure, won.bipped tbe power they Celt but could not comprehend. 'Power gathered around tbe.,o nuclei and religion. arose, prlestboodJl were organized and .burcbes formed to govern tbe dc.tlnieo of natlous.' A.. cburches became cornlpt., as tbey luevltably mWl~ always become till tb .. Un;'ena1 religion and cburch oC bUlDanlty has uDly.rbat tsway,. SO propbeu and reformers ar.ose t schisms were created alld DP.W' churebeo camo illlo IJelng better adapted to the grow.' ' ' Ing \vantil of man. But'indepelldeully of cbureb government tbere bas beell III tbo world a peculiar "plr- ' hlla\ power, Itself the ere.tor of cburches and roliglons and never beld ill allegl.ncB to any .oclety or goven.mollt, yet alw"y~ persecuted and dreaded by priestboods. In Helf:Consclou" supe"ority to all f"rms of organic Calth' It bas' laugbed at every threat and .mlled at the conceited Ignorance of Its own cblldren. Protean III chara"ter It bas a~ay$ adapted ltoelf to the state,aud cundlt!c'>I\ oC its reeJpicnLs. , With the" Chaldean philosopher It watcb"d the comBes of tbe stars alld assisted the Kaball.~ in b!s nomendaturc oC tbe allgeilc ho.ls; it ellcouragtd tha Essen~ .. in tbelr devotiolls, dl.cipllne aud self..aerlfice; sustained tbo C\lrlsUans under perseclltloll; ill8pir,d tbe Sybil. aud ~xeited the frenzy of the l'ythonc ...; under its luOuen,,", Mohamn.ed preached tbe unity of the n"ity and in~plred bls followers witb hi. genius; It provoked a .pir!t of Inquiry au" endeavor 10 COOllllune wltb tbe cOllt1'l- ' lug pow ... of Nature wblch ,were believed to be expre.. lons of the \Vi11 of tbe Rods I and cverYlb Ing which movea In earlb, 'water~ air, firc 3lid·ether was converted into a .ymbolic alphabet tbrougb whlcb tbe god. might C9mmuulcate, reudering .. priesthood of dh'lnes for divination' necessary, readen uf .()meollEi t tloothsayere and maglciaU8; aDd every form of religloll ancient and modern, ,Quakers, Sw~denbcrglau$, Spiritualists, ev· en the Mormon devotee, are all under It ..
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