From A. M. PHILPOT'S LIST
From A. M. PHILPOT'S LIST
BLUE BOOKLET, VOL. I
THEFALLACIESofSPIRITUALISM
By A. LEONARD SUMMERS
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SOME EARLY REVIEWS
"This booklet is an extremely able and interesting criticism of a craze that has become widespread with the most pernicious results. The writer does not limit himself to an account of the sensational frauds that have been exposed on both sides of the Atlantic, but he analyses the evidence of Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr. Vale Owen, and other distinguished spiritualists, with merciless severity and very great acumen."—Freeman's Journal.
"Lucidly written, and without bitterness, Mr. Summers makes out a good case for the 'againsts' in this little book."—Glasgow Citizen.
"As a popular indictment, Mr. Summer's pamphlet is likely to make a considerable impression. It remains for his opponents to offer as succinct and well-documented an answer."—The Times Literary Supplement.
BLUE BOOKLET, VOL. II
PSYCHIC PHENOMENA INTHE OLD TESTAMENT
By SARAH A. TOOLEY
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Scenes and occurrences in the Old Testament, so familiar as to have lost their real significance, are here described in a way that will be of extraordinary interest to the psychic student of to-day.
BLUE BOOKLET, VOL. III
MORAL POISON INMODERN FICTION
By R. BRIMLEY JOHNSON
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The truth about certain new theories of morality, taught in some modern novels, assumed in others, and to some extent already put in practice by young readers, frankly and carefully examined, with an exposure of their probable evil influence. Extracts from novels by well-known writers give point and interest to what amounts to an unhesitating condemnation.
NEW BOOK BY TROWARD.
THE HIDDEN POWER.ByT. Troward. With frontispiece portrait of the author. Uniform with author's Complete Works. Crown 8vo, cloth, 8s. 6d. net.
This important volume, which includes practically all Troward's unpublished manuscripts and magazine articles, concludes the series of books on Mental Science by an author who was described by the late Archdeacon Wilberforce as "one of the greatest thinkers of our times." It is significant to note that these books, beautiful in their sustained clearness of thought and style, are now included in the curriculum of societies, clubs and classes devoted to the study of Mental Science.
Complete List of the Series.
1. THE EDINBURGH LECTURES ON MENTAL SCIENCE.Crown 8vo, cloth and linen, 6s. net.
Mental Science defined as the proper understanding of Livingness, based on the distinction between Spirit and Matter; i.e., Thought and Form.
2. THE DORÉ LECTURESonMENTAL SCIENCE.Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. net.
An exposition of the relation of the Individual to the Universal Originating Principle of the Cosmos—the Mind of God.
3. THE CREATIVE PROCESSin theINDIVIDUAL.Crown 8vo, cloth, 8s. 6d. net.
A study of spiritual evolution which, the author maintains, is but another aspect of physical evolution.
"No thinker should be without this book."—The late ArchdeaconWilberforce.
4. BIBLE MYSTERY AND BIBLE MEANING.Demy 8vo, cloth, 10s. 6d. net.
Troward here proposes that "we shall re-read the Bible on the supposition that Jesus and these other speakersreally meant what they said, which is a startling proposition from the standpoint of traditional interpretation." An illumination for those who seek to render the older theology into terms of modern science.
5. BIBLE PROPHECY, 1914-23.Crown 8vo, paper, 1s. net.
An arresting pamphlet upon the Great War; providing clues to prophetic utterances of the Bible concerning the Time of the End. To-dayisthe End of the Age.
6. THE LAW AND THE WORD.With a Foreword byPaul Derrick. Crown 8vo, cloth, 8s. 6d. net.
In this posthumous volume, Troward formulates a final statement of his beliefs after long investigation and profound study in the field of Mental Science.
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