The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-07-19
No RACE DISTINCTION
NECESSARY.
By Modie.

ahe the negro question a
subject and discuss it as much9 wbv
not class their right in with all other
subjects pertaining to natural and
matrial law and rights of mankind?
Inc negro would not have been
brought here to mingle with his white
orother had it not been a part of Gods
noiy plan. They, as a class, have at.
rioutes in embrio superior to ours
winch we have not. We have others
superior to theirs which they have
not. 1t were well that these two
classes be brought together in order
that a new and superior race be ad.
usted or it would not have been, and
IN time will show forth as such in
progression.
The United Setates' people alone
hold the colored class in prejudice.
Thi' is begot of ignorance. We are
under deep obligations to them and
nate them accordingly. This preju.
dice begot of injustice may take aeons
OF ages to obliterate, but it is all a
part of the plan and will in time
work out in the best way possible
for both races.
Love God, truth, omnipotence does
not reason. 1t simply is love, etc.
All creation is negative to it and is
being brought into fulfllment as
quickly as omnipotence and time can
bring 1t bout. All creation is the mega.
tive pole of life while Love. the un-
seen" is the positive and all negative
must first be brought into a recogni.
ton of this fact before it can come
into greater fulfllemnt or become a
portion of perfection withs it. Why?
Because negation is endowed with
reason, and may and does reason
against itself as well as for itself
which is its privilege. Because it is
composed of both matter and spirit
is apt to udge from the material
standpoint rather than from that Of
the spiritual. Reason is the control
ing power belonging to matter, while
conscience is its positive side be.
longing to spirit. When reason judges
it draws its conclusions from effect
and not from cause.
Had the negro been brought here
by us through promptings of love, he
would by this time have shown much
more marked improvement in progress
sion than he has done. Our race was
running out of the true attributes |
which makes for spirituality or he |
would not have been transplanted |
among us; and according to the op-
portunities he has had he has done |
well; better than we would have done |
under similar conditions.
They are inclined to spirituality be-
yond that of the white race in some |
ratio. They are naturally passive,
which attribute properly belongs to
the regenerate mind. but while in the |
mind shows forth in
This is not fault but
a distinction of nature born of warm
An illiterate person may be of either
mind; education does not necessarily
speak for regeneration, which is
spirituality. | have seen colored per-
sons of both minds as well as white
persons. While education is a neces-
sity to advancement in the ungen-
crate or negative mind, it is not held
in Importance to those living pure
lives on the spiritual plane. Love,
FIRST CAUSE, cares nothing for edu-
cation or conservatisms, or any other
ties or isms. Love is love wherever
you find it, and is no respector of
persons, black, white or yellow.
An illitrate person as TO books
nav live a beautifully pure life, be-
ng lead by the voice within and be
more near right than the educated
person who comes to his conclusions
through reason.
This is not, however, an argument
,gainst education, for while you live
n the fleshily mind you must have
,ducation. but simply to show that a
,erson who has not had the oppor'
unity of an education need not be-
rail their fate. but make up the lack
" drawing upon their higher self
which lies Within and is all know
NO all wise. and of all truth, and It
will be their guide and is a more re-
liable one than that obtained parrot
ike through the intellect
A cultivation Of the intellect is all )
.igb, and proper, but if were obliged
n do without one. or 10 associate I
ri,b either would make my choice ?
,or mvself among persons Of the
sniritually taught rather than those ?
- the Intellectual. brainy class. The ?
former Judge by righteous judg- J
-,a,tr love: the latter by cold rea-
CON Yet both are good and a part Of
.tbe plan." and one cannot exist
without the other any more than the