Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
Facts, FadS and FanCieS
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Truth Is Confused
Cably, hopelessly confused. our very
morality is inconsistent Controlled by
time and place and circumstance it
has a way both of becoming tradi-
tiOnal and of changing i'm type. much
as clothing retains its general features
though we alter the cut of ii to con-
form to fashion IL stigmati2es muir
der as a crime when it is committed
by an individual, and glorifics it as a
patriotism, a noble virtue, when prac-
ticed wholesale between nation and
ration. 1t classifies fraud and lying
as vices when perpetrated on the ndi-
Vidual by individual. but condOnes
them in business or when pracuced on
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supported by scripture
The APPALLING, astonishing feature is
the array Of scripture assembled by
the Rev William Perkins to support
each and every contention and COM
mand. Nor does a doubt rise in the
mind of the reader even of today that
tie good man (according to his lighD
was sincere. The texts from which he
drew his inspiration and authority are
still in the Bible. IL is not COnceiv-
able that the occult was better un-
derstOOd CT manipulated three hun
drcd years ago than in this day when
spiritualism magnetism, hypnOtism,
suggestion, theosophy and other cults
openly invade the realms Of science
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Which Is Greater Menace
All this is devious and serious di-
ercssion from Hepsey Burke's faceti-