A Safe View of Spiritism for Catholics
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Or shall we suppose that God Himself will infuse into departed souls the extraordinary knowledge displayed at the seances, and thus enable men to consult the dead and to do the very thing which He Himself so rigorously condemns?
Moreover, the trivialities, obscenities, blasphemies, and, at times, the expressions of hatred against the sitters are notorious and the spiritists themselves deplore their occurrence. Can these abominal things be said to be the work of departed souls, whose moral integ...rity in life, in some cases well known to the audience, makes them utterly incredible and absurd? That the astounding communications received at the seances do not come from the dead, but, from the fallen spirits, the demons, we learn from the spiritists themselves. Allan Kardec formerly M. Rivail, the French standard bearer of the new cult, in his book on mediums, writes that "any question may be asked at the seance. If it is beneath the superior dignity of a superior spirit to answer, an inferior spirit will always be at hand to satisfy the curiosity of the inquirer, " although, he naively re- marks, they are not conspicuous for truthfulness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or shall we suppose that God Himself will infuse into departed souls the extraordinary knowledge displayed at the seances, and thus enable men to consult the dead and to do the very thing which He Himself so rigorously condemns?
Moreover, the trivialities, obscenities, blasphemies, and, at times, the expressions of hatred against the sitters are notorious and the spiritists themselves deplore their occurrence. Can these abominal things be said to be the work of departed souls, whose moral integ...rity in life, in some cases well known to the audience, makes them utterly incredible and absurd? That the astounding communications received at the seances do not come from the dead, but, from the fallen spirits, the demons, we learn from the spiritists themselves. Allan Kardec formerly M. Rivail, the French standard bearer of the new cult, in his book on mediums, writes that "any question may be asked at the seance. If it is beneath the superior dignity of a superior spirit to answer, an inferior spirit will always be at hand to satisfy the curiosity of the inquirer, " although, he naively re- marks, they are not conspicuous for truthfulness.
What to read after A Safe View of Spiritism for Catholics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph C Sasia to read onlineMoreLess
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