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FROM GENERATION TO REGENERATION: THE SEX QUESTION AND THE MONEY POWER AND THE TREE OF LIFE BETWEEN TWO THIEVES
FROM GENERATION TO REGENERATION: THE SEX QUESTION AND THE MONEY POWER AND THE TREE OF LIFE BETWEEN TWO THIEVES
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"Know Thyself" is a maxim that grows deep with meaning as we study the human body, not only in its relations to matter but as connected with that mysterious something called the "human soul."
That soul and spirit, or that which constitutes the "I," the "you" or the "me," are not one and the same is more than hinted at in the scripture which speaks of "dividing asunder soul and spirit"--and a recent writer upon this subject declares the soul to be the body of the spirit.
Or, in other words, when the incomprehensible selfhood which allies us to the Infinite is clothed with both soul and body we call it a "human being"--a man, woman or child; but when clothed only with soul we call it a "spirit."
The Bible tells us that there is a natural body and a spiritual body, and also that Death is to be destroyed.
Death, as we understand it, is the separation of the soul and its occupant from the physical body, the latter going to decay and the former passing beyond the ken of our physical senses.
The Christian world has taught the resurrection of the physical body as the abode of its former occupant, but Science has laughed Theology out of countenance in reference to this belief. And yet is it not possible that there may be something which Science has not caught sight of--a wonderful reality lying enshadowed under this old theological idea?
May not the mistake have been more in the manner of conception as to the how than in the matter of fact as to its ultimate reality?
That soul and spirit, or that which constitutes the "I," the "you" or the "me," are not one and the same is more than hinted at in the scripture which speaks of "dividing asunder soul and spirit"--and a recent writer upon this subject declares the soul to be the body of the spirit.
Or, in other words, when the incomprehensible selfhood which allies us to the Infinite is clothed with both soul and body we call it a "human being"--a man, woman or child; but when clothed only with soul we call it a "spirit."
The Bible tells us that there is a natural body and a spiritual body, and also that Death is to be destroyed.
Death, as we understand it, is the separation of the soul and its occupant from the physical body, the latter going to decay and the former passing beyond the ken of our physical senses.
The Christian world has taught the resurrection of the physical body as the abode of its former occupant, but Science has laughed Theology out of countenance in reference to this belief. And yet is it not possible that there may be something which Science has not caught sight of--a wonderful reality lying enshadowed under this old theological idea?
May not the mistake have been more in the manner of conception as to the how than in the matter of fact as to its ultimate reality?
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