New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
THERE ARE FEW TWIN SOULS.
According to Mr.. LOOMS, Marriage Is Fail
ure in Most Cases

Anything that threatens life n its continuity or
rIlness Is wrong" the Rev. Minot J. Savage told
the Society for the Study Of Life yesterday at its
anniversary luncheon ~ the Tpxedo. and anything
Is right that does not injure life"
Besides the very earnest address OF Dr. Savage on
The STANDARD q Ethics Mrs. Anna GarIin Spen-
csr talked on The Affirmative Aspect" Mrs Ed
win Markham, discussed The Open Mind and
Ernest ?. LOOMS brought The post-prandial speak
ing 20 q conclusion with some remarks on The
Social Side CO Marriage" IN which he came out
strongly fer The subconscious self. and knocked
The theory Of he twin soul into a cooked hat
In discussing the standard Of right and wrong
TT. Savage said that conscience could not be &C
oepted that standard because. while conscience
insists OF our doing right. il does not tell rs what
is right
The conscience q the MussuIraan Is very diff
feTent thing from that OF the Roman Catholic, and
both differ from the conscience Of the Brahrnin.
But i conscience IS the voice Of God in one mans
soul, why not IN another? What Is the guide them
Judgment z the light Of personal experieuce-evsn
nat cannot be accepted the ultimate standard.
The Ultimate standard Is ufe-life looked at In two
ways, Is continuity and as the content or fitness
- life
What Is il we live for? For the 10y Of living
We want 10 live If we believe life is good, and
then we want 10 put into il all the satisfaction we
car Anything that threatens the fitness or con-
tlnuity q lie IS wrong, always and everywhere;
and whatever makes for life Is good and cannot be
z
treason IS the greatest crime man can commit
and why, z the church. heresy. which is directed
sgalnst the life OF the church, is q worse crime
than murder. ! am willing 20 concede from the
Roman Catholic viewpoint. that this Is SO While
church lives II has right 70 fight for its life.
Anything IS right that does not tnjure life
There has beer no revelation as 70 conduct except
what has come through the progressive experience
Of Life. just has found out what is good 10
eat by trying. Only people always confusing
essentials with non-essenuals, SO that large parr
OF Our morality Is G conventional morality. What
We need 70 do Is 70 find out what things do really
touch the real essence OF well being. Spencer the
greatest man who has lived earth for hun
the thought that morality is an essential part OF
himself cannot help you. because Cod is the nature
q things, you 90 wrorg. you must pay the
of penalty OF blessing. but in results Sometimes
can't use my money as pIeaseT II had time.
could show you that you have not the right 10
otfer power you control as you please We must y
Use al for the furthering OF life"
I spend q great deal OF my time IN making
people actively unhappy" said Mrs. Spencer, smIl-
~ sweety as aae 9eg 5 70 speak on The A.
happy n her nursery as 70 forget the little feet
ler me rest Of the world 60 by without thought.
We are here 10 war against evil We must plant
or tiny footsteps IL the footprints Of the Almighty
We hoia ourselves 5 as We are heId BY forces tore that
part of the forces that draw the ages on. That is
ne word is not going on without Us, but We are
NrE. Markham began her speech by remarking
thar difference IN taste in Jokes is q great strain
families Some people need a surgical opera
diagram and stiu others a time exposure" Then
she TOO iapsed into seriousness, as she diagnosed
The Open Mind" for TIE benefit OF the Student
The woodsman in the Adirondacks may have
more open mind than the college graduate, she
Hines 70 he found anywhere, as the scafold and
btock T. history testify. The scientists have as
lose minds any one. for II isn't facts We want
~ soul The open mind, the Wtoe-eyed wondering
s1e ready Tor eternity
shs Students Of LL1e-they were represented by
kls-seven women. one man and one chid-had
NJ hongertng and thrsting al this time 70 hear
RS. -ocrls views On the social side o. mar
e lie are s66ieted 70 discussing in the bosom Of
,1er Cub During he IIIDcheou Nr LOOMS had
! r-esselec and lofty. in anter0onl, as became
.ew gobiets 81 vsre~ 5 or,ee Guns re-laired on
<esS.'~~o-es symbols Of the late caruiVoro!s
looms blusbe6 as be entered and he con
af5sbe5 ,. Of marriage Some OF his auditors
rr5s, SngE nothiug q this subject as ordinarily
-rf-r-..'-f Dc prefacec, but marriage Is Ger
10y o1e % th6 most fundaTuental subjects
rfree st-cF- not only are We organized on SIX
fer :, ~ ne six Principles run through all mat
-, 10y 3 rot The highest use 70 which can
II 80 s-e -orce. Tor have known many celiostes
lrvss ln INSANITY Our present loves puppy
~ - or marriages puppy marriages. compared
no. -. Iie3 VII BE- when marriage IS looked
49, .L eh ef IN itself but a means 10 end,
e.. VA end worship
l-sny marriages have been wrecked by the
.srl.ts u twin souls" said AIr LOOMS pinkIy.
yt aL tneory = marriage which teaches that those
oroe - A. tNln souls . nul1hed by The d.
-- -e T1n souls And ~ we could know the
cs oL NOSE who break down the marriage
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