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Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-03-28
One Who Heard Him, Delivers a Few
Broadsdes into the Old Hulk of the
Bible and Theology.
(By T. c. Jefferies)
Rev. T. c. Russell,


Brooklyn and Pittsburgh
Dear Sir: 1 was among the number
who heard you at the Hippodrome in this
city on the subject, Where Are the Dead?'
and l was interested in your words, altho'
| do not understand everything you say.
For instance, you instruct your hearers to
let the present go,-to never mind it, and
add that it is the future that most vitality
concerns every one. In other words, we
are to abandon the substance for the shad
ow. Is it not more sensible to tell us to
live right today and the future will take
care of itself? Why not let the NOW have
our undivided attention? Why go without
all happiness and contentment now, as you
request in the vain hope of infinite happ
ness in the hereafter?
You say you accept and believe the whole
Bible from Genesis to Revelations, and in
telling us where are the dead you say they
are in the ground and that they will stay
there until Christ's second coming and then
be judged, the good ones 10 thereafter live
and rule the world with Jesus, and the bad
ones will be destroyed-they will meet
second DEATH
Well for mine, think one death quite
enough, especially in view of the fact that
have but one birth and one life to my cred
it, "The bad will be destroyed, but none
will suffer eternal punishment in a hell of
fire. is what you tell us. They will be
destroyed and not tortured in any hell for
there is no hell; hell is a myth that has come
down to us from the dark ages from the
semi-cvlized past and you add that mo
where is the doctrine of he'll taught in the
Bibln'-that book which you so unquali.
fiedly and wholly accept
| agree with you that the idea of hell
came down from the barbarous past, and
by the same method of nguring it must
necessarily follow that the rest of the Bible
came down to us from an equally barbarous
and dark past. This idea of hell is most
repusive. But you seem to be very incon-
sistent in accepting and believing the whole
Bible. and at the same time denying its
teachings and the fundamental teachings
of the churches which are founded on the
Bible / am afraid you strayed from the
righteous path when you said that the doc
trine Of hell was not taught in the Bible.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-03-28
BLUE GRASS BLADE
Ringing Reply to a Preacher

Ia this be true, how do you explain such
passages "a ire following
Rev. 2O-1O: And the devil that deceived
them was cast into the lake of fire and
birthstone, where ne beast and the false
prophet are, ana shall be tormented day and
night, forever and ever"
Why torment the oevil whom god created
Tor dong that which he did and who I'd
that which god created him to do? His role
was to deceive, according to your bible,
and then fer doing what was expected of
him he is to be thus treated. He don de-
serve it. And the beast will be handled in
like manner-prc badly for being a beast.
Serves the beast right for being a beast.
However, life is no doubt as sweet to the
beasts as 10 the human family, but because
the beast is of a lower order of animal life
than man, the latter consigns him to the pit.
But that doesn't matter anyway. as long as
mans jok ng with himself dent hurt the
oeast. But it shows no good will toward
the beast and in the light of such things
as this we can easily see why so many
Christians are so inhuman in their treat
ment of animals
Well, you accept the Bible and all there
is contained in it, from Genesis to Revela-
lions. Rev. POLO shows that there is
lake of fire and birthstone where eternal
punishment will be conducted for somebody
at least So it isn't altogether so udicrous
as you seemed to think, this idea of hell,
that Christianity has gained
Rev. 2l-S says the fearful and unbeliev-
ing, the abominable, murderers and whore
mongers, and sorcerers and dolators and
all liars shall have their part in the lake,
which burneth with fire and birthstone.
So the devil and the beast are not the
only ones who will enjoy this fire.
Rev. AL: And the smoke of their tor,
ment ascendeth up forever and ever and
they have no rest uay nor night"
Matthew substitutes a furnace for lake
of fire.
Mark TX 43-47: And if thy right hand
offend tnee, cut it off, it is better for thee
to enter into life manned than having two
hands to go into he'll into the fire that new.
er shall be quenched; where the worm dieth
not and the fire is not quenched. And if
thy foot offend thee, cut it of it is better
Tor thee to enter alf into life than having
two feet to be cast into nell, into the fire
that never shall be quenched; where their
worm deth not and the fire is not quenched.
And if thine eye offend thee, pluck it out;
1t is better for thee to enter into the king
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-03-28


worm dieth not and the fire is not quench.
ed"
If. as you say. you believe ard accept
the entire Bible, and you also deny the doc
trine of a hell of eternal torment as taught
therein. you may have explanations or apo
ogies for such passages as these which
teach to the ignorant the idea of eternal
punishment. The dark ages which you
refer to, have no monopoly of ignorance. or
imagination. Your denial of the doctrine
of hell is bully, but how can you deny what
you unequivocably accept?
Where are the dead?" The agnostics
say I'VE do not know but this reply you
hold up to ridicule and say it is satisfac-
tory to neither heau nor heart Why is il
not more truthful and more sensible to say
that we don't know than to tell lie and
say We do know, for nothing is more certain
than that anyone who says he knows where
the dead are, is either fool or a liar
You say John Calvin was a saint, but if
heaven is to be peopled w'th s'ch heartles5
murderers as this man Calvin. most decent
people will very much prefer 10 go to hell
If this criminal Calvin was simply mistaken
as you say, then why d dn't his god awaken
him. and have him take SAN and sober
view of conditions as they really existed?
Here was a good opportunity for divine in.
reference and also an opportunity to make
good But all the records of Christianity
show that a human life is va'u-d at less
than nothing by the god the Chris ians have
MADE 1t is doubtful f enough principle
could have been found in John Calvin to
make decent code OF ethics for the aver.
age professional burglar.
When you tell us that it is the doctrine
OF hell that is rapidly making rtidels, you
come dangerously near tn" bulls eye. |
say the doctrine of hell, together with the
advance of civilization, scientific research
and progressive thought by most people,
education and the overcoming of supersti-
ton. and more than all the others com.
bined, the READING OF THE BIBLE, are
what is rapidly making infidels Give me
a religion that is not teeming with moral
filth, hatred, hypocrisy superstition, slaverv,
both physical and mental, polygamy. all O.
which are countenanced by the Christian
gou,-and men will embrace it, Cut OUT
the miracles, the impossiblities and the
lies Facts have no use Tor les,-only
miracles need lies. Teach men to live
deeply here and now; to get enough out of
life here, so that they will not die thirstng
for more to come. The man who spends
his life and cries to live it over again. is a
bigger baby than the child VINO spends his
penny and wants to spenu it over again.
You tell us to spend all of this life prepar'
ing for the future life but reason tells us
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Cine internationalc Gpiiooe.

Soag, 81. September - Gin
uerpcgcncr bollanoiid)er @cridJtsbic-
ncr bate gcitcrn beiuobe oas ld)ue.
hide llnterieebout nSDalcn" 81
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id)mcoiidcn @clanoten %erbobencn
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IS erbcat. oaB Der Stcler. Mppnrot
oes fiir5lid 5u Spc5io bonn Stnpel
gcluIicncn .Spalen" alii ieilem @egc
rod Sd)meoen in Der Noroice ser.
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bauarirte Sabr5eug ms Sblepptall
,ro bugiirte cs nnd Dem &oof bon
SoIlonb, iuniiir ibnl cine gemiiie
SumMc periprodlen morocn mar.
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Der lcbtcn aadt, nad)Ocm Gcr Sd)o-
Don reparirt Wor0er luor. bas
Shlcpptol fnpptc urlb ouuon iubr,
oGne Die Ged)rnnlg jt bejablcn. Gle
Slider Grandchildren Den @rrihtsoic-
ner, lpcld)cr bcm ltntcriceboot in Ell
mem m,oercn iSabrjellg nad)iette mo
eircn p%crgeblid)cn Seriud) mod)te,
& - r. | "|#H - .1
faS Grltere SIT bcidlla9nnbmcrl.
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liant iocntiid) NIT Sppatia ilno Bruno
Nelueien lit. Sic erinnert iid ouf III.
les, AMI ieoen Sag ibrer @riiten5 II,
biefenA Gburafteren."
6rau 9cinnt ingte ibrcil ~0I1ubiaul
Sdafen, Der bette 9elpeis fir ibrc
Scbauptiing, Dob JIG Die mieoer oui.
rrItanoene &ppotia uno 5ugleid Der
ebenfaas luicoer eritanbcne @iorbouS
bruno lei, beitebe barin, bo6 iie i6t
gauges 2ebcn lang bitter pcrfolet Ii.
ailgeiellcet purne. Gle 5batiad3d
ibrer friibercn griltcns lei ilr 1todl
5lpan5igiabrigem anitrengenhen Stu.
otum ibrer Scrgangenbeit in eng
lano uno Snbien %offenbart moroen.
Sm 3eitalter Oes 9onfu5ius lc6te
Jrau Seiant, mie iie lpeitcr bebaup.
tet. in pcridicoenen Gboroftcrcn,
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iiber5enat, hob iie nod ibrem Sobc
lpleoer in l,eien Holen ol,f Der Grbe
crld)eiicn miro.
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Hartci.

Gbicago, "a. September. -
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tct nabm bette Oabier ibren aniong.
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Beutigcn Reourr belpraden.
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jiinglte Soridungsreiic I'M Simalapa-
@ebirge, alcin Der ballpti1d)lif)e
3mcd IcineS Seiuds iou oarin be.
ltonoen boben, Die Soltung uno bic
Aniidtell Scr foniglihcn 6alnilie in
9e5rg olf icine ongcblidc Serlobung
nit Sri. &utbcrinc Glfins SIT eriob.
ren. Sn Safe irscllo cine gntidci-
bune III Der affoirc 9%ctroffcn wuroe,
10 lit oieielbe nod nidt befonnt &C.
uebeu nprocu.
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Die Nuuiepclt-S ago.

H~oirobi Yritiih. Sitairito. "a.
September. Gr.Yr1iioent Mooie-
pelt, melber iid) i'm Ciiirift Mwcrll
ani Der Sago bciinoct, bot nod, Sruei
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bon Wueru liad) Dem @iioio 9tpiro-
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Den Sdauplas ieiner Waiomanns.
.Sbatigfcit nod Der Yrooilt3 0aiuaibo
ptrlegen.
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Srans Soicpb bciidDtigt Garncgic's
Wcldlcuf.

@ien a. Septcnt6er. : &oiier
6ran5 Soiepb beillbtc beiltc bos
biitoriifc aumltmniem in @ien, Inn
hic. linn Don Mnoreip @urnegic &c.
id,idte Nadbiloung cines Giplooos
Gus eteincn @pssuB) 81 bcithtigen.
er legtc srubes Snterciie fir baiielbe
an Den .Sng. W. s.. Soaatb, Giref-
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mo bcont1uortctc pcridicbcnc Srogcl
teiiclben. Sp0tcr ucrlieb linn Der
Sailcr bcl SrolS Spicpb.S rocl.
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NindJpt mub Ynlingcr b~cscamen iidl

SaltSafcGit "a. Sept. =
Sel lelier beutiaen anfunft in Salt
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I'm iilto Yindut ausgetauift.
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Ncm Dort n. September. -
81. Srcocrid u. Goof mar bclltc nit
Der Iusorbcitrug Der Tprlciulg be
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fen felt i%ibcr5rlgt bober, oob iein 9ln-
Iprudl bcu Noropol crrcidt il ia.
Gun, bcgriin0ct lit.
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fiir unS Der altbcre ipiocr bieielbe.
@eben nod EbilaOeIpbia
Wapor @abool. Stoot!Gontrolellr
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Die WitgIieoer bes Stabtratbs inb
perihicoelle allbere gennite begeben
lid beiite Worgcu llob Ebilaoelpbio,
poielbit Gin Woieboa.S Spiel 5tuiid)en
ben 8ertrctern Der -Stobtpdter Der
beiben Staote itattiin0et.
9oIlonaufitieg ait TO
b e n.-Gie nngiinitigen Witterungs-
perbdltniiie perbinoerten Srn. 0oipnrO
Sill ben bon linn in @en1einid)ait nit
&errn Siaerp Yeafep geplantenslif-
itieg in ieinem 2ilftbaIon bon Waib-
ington aus 81 untcrnebmen. Sr. Sill
erfldrte iebod geitern Worger, Dab
on DEM eriten Gage, an ipeld,em elm
Niinitiger Wino ipebe, Der Nnfitiee CT.
folgen piiroen. Siiolpeitliden 8inb
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lueil Der Den @alou anf baltimore
5utreiben ipiiroe.
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Spanien's 8aroe.
Sat ii6cr 10000 Mfann Srnppcn in
Maruffu.

llno meitcre 1000 Monn lpcrbcll
nlobiliiirt. = @riolg IN Norb-
Nirifa politiihe Notblpellbi9fcit
fir bic iponiihe Hcgicrung.
MilIai SaIio iolt eucltllea 5lr
3ablun9 elmer 9ricgScntid)doI-
glng ge5iuungen mcrben. - Sol
lQnoiider @crid)tsoiener periiId)t,
elm idueoiihcs ltntericeboot 5ll
iailiren.- Nad;rid)tcu ppn Mop'e.
rclt unb Sobn. - a~brl55cnbcr.
ipa dis Gait bel Dem itolicnild)cn
&pniDspdar.
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miro olgcmcin bier bc'ilrd)tet, buB
Hic ipiid)cn Spouiul mo ocnl SnI.
tom ppll Marotto entltunocncu Iiffc-
rcil,cn oorin rcillltircn lpcrocn, ooB
ncr Sulton Die Miiffabplcn in ibrcm
Sample Negcn Die Spanicr tb1tig
untcritiibt. Sponicn bat icbt ilbcr
10000 Mann Srlrppen IN Noro-
Nirifn mo bcrcitct lid Dor. 1000
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Sicgicrulg III iibcr5ellgt, ouB nlr Gil
cin criolgreider Slhid)lnB oea &ricgcs
il, MaroIfo bic Eldnc ibrer politi.
id)en Ncinoc I'M eigcncl 2onoe pcr'
citcln fam. Gle Sud)lngc 81 Bar
ccluna perurlndlt crnclcrte Sclorg-
rib. Gulnbcn.@ rploiioncn olif oen
Strobcn iillb BORT micoer fat tGglid)e
Grcignilie. oIlein icoe 3citlnm, meltlc
cs wogt. barilber 5ll berIhtcn, miro
ipiort heid)lognabmt. Der Miniltcr
bcs Snncrn beballptet, Die Hcgicrung
icbc lid BON cinem mcit pcrbrcitcten
pplitiiben Gomplot beorobt uno lebc
lid gc5luungcL muBergcppbnlifc
W!tnBregeln SIT ibrcr Ycrtbeioigun9 5ll
erereifen.
Sranfreid) bot bcm GntihluB al.
e~cfiinoiat. iid) ali fcinc @eile III Der
&nmpi in Maroffo ein5umiid)en, lut0
nan crnartct bier, DOB Die onocrcn
Urobmdhtc Sas @lcihe tbun lucrbcn,
Spunien beobiid,tigt, iobalo Der Gon-
lift bcenoct lit. aIf Der 9e5oblung
ei,cr MISUNDERSTANDING iiir ieine
militariifcn Musgabcn 5u bcltcbell
iitto bas Webiet tn Der llmoebung
BON Moliun 10 langc beicbt 81 bal
ten. bis bos @elb be5oblt lit, ooer bis
@tltlai Safio 9enug Sruppcn ab.
idJidt, Inn Die Hnbe IN Ser @cgcno
ol;frcht Su crbolten. Sponien miro
oibcrocm Die @roBmddtc criudcn,
bas maroffaniide a~ilsmGrtige Amt
81 5wingel, Die alauicl ocs aleeci.
ros Gcrtragcs SIT beobod)ten, peld)e
Den @erfolli bon @offcn uno Mrni.
ton III bcn tSGicn Moroffos Der.
bictet.
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@ahinnurS Mnb selbitmprb.

@rerapiqe, go. 24s septcmbcr
@6it Stationary rridob berlie 81
&ooolihe Wills. idbc bier, icine I'M
Salafc licsenac 5ran nit cinel
SHrutflintc INTO 5erididettertc Iid
iclbIt ben Mopi burd, elnen SdulB.
Gle brci -flcinen aiitoer oeS Gbce.
paareS luaren Augen5eugen Der
Sdredenstbat, welde bird giier.
iadt ~oeranlaBt moroen iein ioa.
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&atheriue nno Der Abruaenhersua.

Turin. "a. September. Ger
Seraog Der abruMen batte seitern
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mig 0iftor Emanuel uno Ser aonisin
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Sallobit. - .Jraulein Amonba
lit bod in oieier Saiion BEL Sen Ser.
rem foloiial a%bseiaaenl" .Sie lit
e6en if)on ST. reif!"
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8altimorc'S Neierooire.

49, Wdu0HPH.
yoh Nnoen i'm 1inpoubersIbdI.. 410. 00O, 900
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Baris. Observation-Disclosures. 22.5OO, 900
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famren .........".......... 500. 900
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Yaltimore's BeDOIfernnss5abI ieit
1852.
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gelegcnbeitcn, "a ionit Sbrc grbcitSs
froit sl iebr in 9lniprud 9erommen
mcroen miiroe, fols Sic Dies BET al
len so sum 9iirgerperein geborigel
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yltnabbansigcr Siirscrucrcin."

Sang mGbrcnoe Situna. - @rrc9tc
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lid)cn SdMlen.