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priest but who had remained dearest and best frcnn
The writer's purpose il to set forth 1.-THE Keys o .he
creeds and these he finds in the ancient scxworsmp
From the alteration Of the great dividng Prhc'p" VI
life and its manifestations, and tho symD0iLatoh vi
them found by the early peoples In nature he derives
the cardinal doctrines and ceremonies oil Christianity "s
well az other religious Christ in his view ID Inc laSl
and epatest Of the solar heroes in whom humanity hs
ipcarnated its ideal and the sum- "thc LORD ana gVer
Of Life He represents also the male principle IN MI
turc In the history Of the sums course during the us
and the year. he finds the origin Of the doctrines o 'c
incarnation the temptation the atoncmcnf, the dea'h
the resurrccton ard ascension Of Christ the sacra
mcnts of baptism aud the Eucharist and the representa-.
tive miracles lie emphasizes the concurrence OF Tue
holy days Of the Church with tho episodes OF the solar
year. , A., ,oot mas, ,oseflv make
more impression. from their apparent novelty ana NE
alleged completeness OF coincidence, upon Inc pnS
than upon scholars. who accept many OF me COIN w.,
dences nnder different interpretation and will bc at
TO quote against the sweeping logc OF ,h9 "rr and
twenty bacbirds baked in pie, considered as soi
myth The ancient WORSHIP wicn nn,oJn7 these days
known TO astonshngly wide circle OF sec s'u
thousand copies of recent book ON the subject was wash, IN
mcdiaely taken up in this country alone inns WITH th
notice OF the general public The author asserts tat
the Papacy in eXating the position OF the virgin II i'
filling a necessity of natural religion which requires mar
and female objects of worship, and he suggests that
when by the acqurement OF the rights sue II aiv"
DEMANDING woman shall have demonstrated hei suio
riory over man," this representation may inNeIt 'nS
positions hitherto assigned To these two constituents
the Godhead" Tie author knows no God except Whau
Posityism calls the projection OF man into me I'M
mite" and no other immortality than that OF
teiCh he denies neither. II Is in the ideal side OF l
that The Church its sole Jeing and :,
Catholicism of the writer's nope Inlnled anu and o.
pecialIy from Professionalism in worshipng complete
ideal and not an exagceration Of any characteristic
of hnmon nature The writer claims that he Is NOT
Posyis but Catholic, and bases his distinction on We
respective objects of worsh,in one case an lnaen d ~,
Humanity i'm the other Ideal Person incariacn u.
the imagination. He defends his performing he one
of the Roman Church priest as coEs0nant WIN '
csoteric and exoerc teachings of the Egyptian priest
hood It's professed purpose, morally, Is TO f t
reconciliation and satisfaction with the present life, hs
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and resoute, and others moplng and easily cast aom
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the principles of locOmoton IN animals Ihe kcacoos
OF woaleu 10 Professions aud Skilled Labor" are us
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principle that the present state OF female develop
ment. women cannot successfully contend WIN
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fly by the law Of heredy. The wler uofods the cop
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M bit Of suggestion rather than OF decision In tne "
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atheistic reasoning" says DR.. Tyndall' "can ols
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"It turns out that he who has been buried under
mountain Of extcrGtiOn for using science TO drag the
wOrll into the abyss Of materlalsm s precisely the
man who has demonstrated that no possible extension
VI science can lead one step toward that dreao
abyss Hc has taught us that II science could attain
perfection predict movements OF all tho atoms
Of Nature thousands OF years TO come as II now pre-
diets ecpses II would not be whit nearer The soln-
ton or explanation OF the mystery of the relation u
mind ana matter than 1t III its infancy"