Bible Review V15: October 1916 - March 1918 - Iapsop.com

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BY ELI
§v1nin§v§HEN a soul slips away from the body, it is
ft 4§» clear to our mind that it enters into an ac-
~B 41' tual rest for a season. Tho the mind of a
'P highly unfolded soul may never become
§'¥**¥*'*'3$ extinct; yet at the same time there must
necessarily follow a cessation of mind action. Mind and
life are synonymous, for life can not exist without some
mental action.
Even in the fundamental elements of all
organic substance there must be mind. Without life
there can be no mind, neither can there be any will, for
will is a part of mind.
Hence, the soul looses all consciousness
of cause, motion, space, time, and matter.
Notwithstanding this Spiritualists claim to hold communications
with departed souls of the unseen world.
Yet
we believe the idea advanced by Prof. Butler is correct,
that this is nothing else but~ the earth soul, which remains
as it were, floating in the sphere of its earthly
activity for a while, until in time it fades away; and
then enters into a sleep state.
The activity of the human mind belongs solely to the
human being, hence there can be no function for the
mind to express itself thru after the disintegration of
the physical, vital structure.
This is inferred from a
general law of principles which serves us as a ground-
Nom.
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There is no person, no book, no article, that contains all truth,
but if
an article has a
good thought that is truth, we publish it, and leave the reader
to decide what is truth and what is error.-Ed.