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Title: Abraham Lincoln and religion. general
Year: 1857 (1850s)
Authors: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Subjects: Spiritualism Spiritualism Spiritualists Spiritualists
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Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Digitizing Sponsor: Friends of The Lincoln Collection of Indiana, Inc.

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Emma Hardinge Britten Stainton Moses
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Arthur Findlay K3HES.N.U. BASIC BOOKS Stainton Moses ^ Spirit Teachings is the greatest British classic on Spirit- N# ualist philosophy. No less than forty-nine spirit workers J^g constituted the organisation behind this great revelation vg of Truth, of which Imperator was the leader. Stainton CT Moses was a spirit controlled writer, and being a Church of f* England clergyman, he was at first most hostile to the nr spirit teachings which were given through his hand. In i^S fact the whole book is a record of the struggle of the con- vs tradictions between Spiritualist philosophy as given by the yL spirits and Stainton Moses orthodox Christian beliefs. By k. the very nature of the book therefore the basic teachings of (Y Spiritualism are emphasised in the strongest possible rt manner, as each orthodox criticism is met by rational ^ argument and truth. In the end Stainton Moses orthodox ^ contentions were defeated, and he became one of the Vj founders of the British Spiritualist Movement

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