Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
YARIOus InlAs on NM.

I'm exchange states that tile learned
Dr. Winston, Sir Isaac Ncw,on's
friend, held that hell is situated on -
comet lie BE- quoted "a saying;
10 aocms 60 mo that this theory. which
yuu rightly say "must belong 90 inc aud
mo alone" docs locate hull, tln awful
puspu-huuHu " tho damned, loo che Tory
nucleus of some lrOrhapa vet uudisuuv-
ufoil como. of unthiukhblo HilU. la iis
Wldu.cirfliug chnriu. ui urH thoy Will boz
whiflod in The twiukling an 0vn from
thn in,uiurtulo heat % tuU sun back lLtu
space hundreds aud hundreds ufmiIlI uns
OF miles from tho great tOrch-hUtrUr ~
our system. Thus Instantly tho wroichoI
tenant will hn givOn two uuhonraIlo OK.
tnupHi ono 90 cold and tho oIhur ~ h1at.
This o. 10 continue through endless ages
ofuiofniiy.
Young shilling, whose thoughts on
unuaflhiy subjects are Of the most
original aud unique nature, located
the FINAL place oi punishment
IN tho Interior Of tho earth,
whore no supposed the uaasi,n,
OF the damned would constantly
Hash from their bDdles, like electric
sparkle, making tho place a vorinblo
lake u hTe, burning anu not copsum.
ing.
Emanuel swoienborg docs not
clearly locate the place OF torment
relative TO tho visible universe. His
theory was that, alter the fall, wicked
mon, when dead, combined in,o In.
formal societies, each ono buing drawn
10 the companions with which his in.
cllnations were most In harmony. In
this way the various bells originated
AMI grow la power aud Influence and
threatened the very existence Of the
heavens, until God assumed humanity
and cong iored tho evil iufuoncc, thus
restoring order ln heaven anu hcilItal-
Ing tue transition from earth TO the
place Of the blessed. According 10
this mystic writer there arc three
classes Of uclls W iuioruai societies. Ia
tue lowest seli.loye Is the dominant
principle; Ia the next, selrdcrlvcd wis.
dom, anu IN the highest, sbli.suTvice.
Between the5o bells Aud the heavens is
an intermediate state, he thinks, into
which all enter ~ tho time Of death.
Hero they stay long enough 10 decide
ior themHclycs In what company they
viii spend eternity. Aliuislerng
angels are ready to render any service
needed, but Notwithstanding this,
many prefer tU go TO he'll, their habits
and thoughts anu feelings on earth
having created In them o desire Tor tho
impure society Of wicked men aud
women aud fallen angels, which they
prefer to the pure societies OF good
men and angels. but even In the
hoIls, by the mercy Of COD, hu says, tho
condition OF the fallen is somewhat
ameiiOralcd aud they uru never ON.
tiroly beyond tho possibility Uireiemp.
ton. Thu indo.crib4bly happy mar.
riHsc relation is one OF tho character.
islloa OF heavenly societies, while pro.
miscuity n thoruiu In tho internal CON.
muuiligr.
a new view OF he'll has &c..
Gently been advanced by an Amor.
eau lady writer she represents a
man who in a dream talks with hls
ancestors, one OF these says he was
au inhUbilaut oi tho place Of torment,
though there was no such place as
commonly understood. illa nvll con.
sisted iu tho condition of his ieeluea.
hu had no interest in anything any
more. He ielt no enjoyment mo- am.
bi,l0ui no pleasure, no passions, ly
desires. lie could 20 90 heaven, II he
wanted Go, but hv was not interested On
anything, This IDEA Is decidedly
novel aud may have been suggeHtcd by
the fact that oyorindulgvnoe iu sensual
pleasures Is known 60 lead u person %
The verge Of that condition hlroady Il
this lie. Others have tuggestcJ, aud
with moro force OF reasoning, that the
main torment consists Ia q Burning de-
sire Tor the pleasures OF earth without
the power OF opportunity Of sausfyius
turm.
Tho scrIptural doctrine on Tho poiu.