All the Spiritualism of the Christian Bible (Kindle Edition)

Friday, February 24, 2012

All the Spiritualism of the Christian Bible (Kindle Edition)

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“Many books have been created in reason of a Bible, both in support of it and in defamation of a teachings, though this book is opposite from them all, inasmuch as it explains a Bible from an wholly opposite standpoint, but a influence of a Infidel, or a racism of a perfunctory Christian writer: a author lets a Bible tell a story itself, and his conclusions are formed on systematic contribution and well-known, demonstrated truths that were different to early writers.” --Rev. Eli Wilmot Sprague (1847-1933)

Rev. Sprague’s purpose in reviewing a criterion of scripture is to prominence a events and teachings that are Spiritualist, and afterwards to explain them from a Modern Spiritualist understanding.

In his day, approved Christians mostly cursed Spiritualism with such ideas as “the passed do not lapse to promulgate with a living.” Sprague’s response is that Christianity—which was determined with devout manifestations such as vocalization in tongues, prophecy, healing, and miracles—had in his day mislaid a devout foundation. As a result, this classical Spiritualist hearing of a Bible reveals “where to find scripture that teaches and corroborates a religion, truth and phenomena of Spiritualism” (from a book).

This edition, edited and annotated by Lee Allen Howard, is formatted generally for Kindle. Improvements embody updated spellings, Arabic scripture references, typographical and abbreviation corrections, cross-linked scripture references, an endless related list of essence and index, and an rudimentary letter highlighting a life and method of Rev. Sprague with an research of a text. A mural of Rev. Sprague is also provided.

For a brief consult of what a “Bible itself says about fake prophets,” see “False Prophets or Fraudulent Mediums of a Christian Bible” by E. W. Sprague, edited and published generally for Kindle by Lee Allen Howard.