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| insinuated, and the uncertainty and suspicion which have become the fixed attitude of the mind | | insinuated, and the uncertainty and suspicion which have become the fixed attitude of the mind |
| regarding phenomena which at first seemed so surely spiritual, gradually extend to all manifestations | | regarding phenomena which at first seemed so surely spiritual, gradually extend to all manifestations |
− | and teachings.”(March 15, 1874 Section 29 Spirit Teachings, Stainton Moses (1839-1892)<blockquote> | + | and teachings.”(March 15, 1874 Section 29 Spirit Teachings, Stainton Moses (1839-1892)</blockquote> |
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| Caligastia hated Jesus. In fact, the hate was visceral to the point that if he, Caligastia, could dethrone | | Caligastia hated Jesus. In fact, the hate was visceral to the point that if he, Caligastia, could dethrone |
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| they achieved through the turmoil of world war and the ideological struggles that followed it. | | they achieved through the turmoil of world war and the ideological struggles that followed it. |
| *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY | | *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY |
− | '''-ANONYMOUS, CHRIST IN YOU, PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK, (1910, 1919, 224 PP)'''
| + | ''-ANONYMOUS, CHRIST IN YOU, PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK, (1910, 1919, 224 PP)'' |
| <blockquote>Earlier published in London, 1910. The referenced text is from the 1910 first | | <blockquote>Earlier published in London, 1910. The referenced text is from the 1910 first |
| edition. This is a beautiful work and as timely today as the day it was transcribed. | | edition. This is a beautiful work and as timely today as the day it was transcribed. |
| The text may be read on line at <http://www.spiritwritings.com/christinyou.pdf></blockquote> | | The text may be read on line at <http://www.spiritwritings.com/christinyou.pdf></blockquote> |
− | '''-DOYLE ARTHUR CONAN, THE NEW REVELATION, GEORGE H DORAN, NEW YORK, (1918).'''
| + | ''-DOYLE ARTHUR CONAN, THE NEW REVELATION, GEORGE H DORAN, NEW YORK, (1918).'' |
| <blockquote>The text may be accessed on line at - | | <blockquote>The text may be accessed on line at - |
| <http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext99/nrvln10.txt> | | <http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext99/nrvln10.txt> |
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| (1918) and, by its tone, hopeful signs that something wonderful is about to happen | | (1918) and, by its tone, hopeful signs that something wonderful is about to happen |
| with the participation of spirit on earth.</blockquote> | | with the participation of spirit on earth.</blockquote> |
− | -HARRISON, HARRY P., CULTURE UNDER CANVAS: THE STORY OF TENT CHAUTAUQUA; AS | + | ''-HARRISON, HARRY P., CULTURE UNDER CANVAS: THE STORY OF TENT CHAUTAUQUA; AS |
− | TOLD | + | TOLD'' |
− | TO KARL DETZER, HASTINGS HOUSE, PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK , (1958) (ISBN: | + | <blockquote>TO KARL DETZER, HASTINGS HOUSE, PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK , (1958) (ISBN: |
| 9780313203800) | | 9780313203800) |
| Anecdotes of the author who was one of the pioneers in the Tent Chautauqua with | | Anecdotes of the author who was one of the pioneers in the Tent Chautauqua with |
− | some 30 years in various management capacities. | + | some 30 years in various management capacities.</blockquote> |
− | -MOSES, WILLIAM STAINTON, MORE SPIRIT TEACHINGS, LONDON (1889, 124 PP). | + | ''-MOSES, WILLIAM STAINTON, MORE SPIRIT TEACHINGS, LONDON (1889, 124 PP). |
− | 1952 REPRINT SPIRITUALIST PRESS, LONDON, 1952. | + | 1952 REPRINT SPIRITUALIST PRESS, LONDON, 1952.'' |
− | It is this text which discusses permissions for the then active attempt to reveal | + | <blockquote>It is this text which discusses permissions for the then active attempt to reveal |
| additional information for the proposed revelation Much of what did not get into | | additional information for the proposed revelation Much of what did not get into |
| Spirit Teachings made it into this volume which also contains more information | | Spirit Teachings made it into this volume which also contains more information |
− | about Stainton himself. | + | about Stainton himself.</blockquote> |
− | -MOSES, WILLIAM STAINTON (1839-1892), SPIRIT TEACHINGS, LONDON, (1883, 291 PP). | + | ''-MOSES, WILLIAM STAINTON (1839-1892), SPIRIT TEACHINGS, LONDON, (1883, 291 PP). |
− | 1976 REPRINT, SPIRITUALIST PRESS, ISBN: 0854370099 / 0-85437-009-9) | + | 1976 REPRINT, SPIRITUALIST PRESS, ISBN: 0854370099 / 0-85437-009-9)'' |
− | This work contains the bulk of the Imperator teachings and a major source for | + | <blockquote>This work contains the bulk of the Imperator teachings and a major source for |
| tracing the attempt to provide Urantia a major revelation before the turn of the last | | tracing the attempt to provide Urantia a major revelation before the turn of the last |
| century. Because it is a text that was copied from his journals during the 1870's, | | century. Because it is a text that was copied from his journals during the 1870's, |
| dating sometimes becomes a little haphazard and there is no good chronology to | | dating sometimes becomes a little haphazard and there is no good chronology to |
| depend on except when Moses actually dates an entry. It is a priceless inside look | | depend on except when Moses actually dates an entry. It is a priceless inside look |
− | at the workings of a celestial revelatory commission. | + | at the workings of a celestial revelatory commission.</blockquote> |
− | -NEW YORK TIMES THE, ARCHIVE STACKS 1904-1912. | + | ''-NEW YORK TIMES THE, ARCHIVE STACKS 1904-1912.'' |
− | The reader may access the archives on line at - | + | <blockquote>The reader may access the archives on line at - |
| <http://www.nytimes.com/ref/membercenter/nytarchive.html>. The archives | | <http://www.nytimes.com/ref/membercenter/nytarchive.html>. The archives |
| helped to ascertain location dates in public news stories around Harry Loose (d. | | helped to ascertain location dates in public news stories around Harry Loose (d. |
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| New York in 1906, and consulted with Sadler sometime between 1906 and 1908, | | New York in 1906, and consulted with Sadler sometime between 1906 and 1908, |
| then becoming associated with the baseball club, the Chicago Cubs, during the | | then becoming associated with the baseball club, the Chicago Cubs, during the |
− | period. | + | period.</blockquote> |
− | -SHERMAN DIARIES THE, VOL I OF FIVE VOLUMES; COMPILED AND EDITED BY SASKIA | + | ''-SHERMAN DIARIES THE, VOL I OF FIVE VOLUMES; COMPILED AND EDITED BY SASKIA |
| PRAAMSMA WITH MATTHEW BLOCK, SQUARE CIRCLES PUBLISHING, | | PRAAMSMA WITH MATTHEW BLOCK, SQUARE CIRCLES PUBLISHING, |
− | CALIFORNIA, 2002. | + | CALIFORNIA, 2002.'' |
− | This volume is especially helpful in focusing on the whereabouts, and possible | + | <blockquote>This volume is especially helpful in focusing on the whereabouts, and possible |
| contributions of Harry Loose, a mysterious confidant and patient of Dr. Sadler, | | contributions of Harry Loose, a mysterious confidant and patient of Dr. Sadler, |
| during the initial Sleeping Subject contact. Mr. Sherman met Loose and had | | during the initial Sleeping Subject contact. Mr. Sherman met Loose and had |
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| frequent correspondence with him from which we learn more about the early | | frequent correspondence with him from which we learn more about the early |
| period of the production of The URANTIA Book, and coincidentally a degree of | | period of the production of The URANTIA Book, and coincidentally a degree of |
− | Loose’s own participation in the work. | + | Loose’s own participation in the work.</blockquote> |
− | -TRETHEWY, A. W., THE 'CONTROLS' OF STAINTON MOSES, LONDON: (1923, 291PP). | + | ''-TRETHEWY, A. W., THE 'CONTROLS' OF STAINTON MOSES, LONDON: (1923, 291PP).'' |
− | Trethewy was a well known botanist, British Museum, who took an interest in W. | + | <blockquote>Trethewy was a well known botanist, British Museum, who took an interest in W. |
| Stainton Moses’ work as a medium and sought to document his work underlining | | Stainton Moses’ work as a medium and sought to document his work underlining |
| the high moral character of the teachings. He particularly disliked fakes and | | the high moral character of the teachings. He particularly disliked fakes and |
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| Trethewy corroborated his findings through others besides what he had | | Trethewy corroborated his findings through others besides what he had |
| investigated himself providing today’s historians more than the usual reliability in | | investigated himself providing today’s historians more than the usual reliability in |
− | many of these findings. | + | many of these findings.</blockquote> |
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