The Scientific Basis of Spiritualism

accept admit appear assertion atheistic belief character clairvoyance consciousness death deductive reasoning delusion direct writing dium divine earth-life eminent EPES SARGENT evidence existence experience external faculty Fichte force fraud future give Guldenstubbé hand Henry Slade human ignorance immortality independent inference influence intelligence investigation invisible Joseph Cook knowledge known laws of nature Leibnitz manifestations material matter medial medium mediumship mesmerism mind modern Spiritualism moral Mowatt never nomena objective organism pencil persons phenomena phenomenon Philip Pearsall Carpenter philosopher physical Plutarch pneumatology possible present produced Professor proof proved psychic question reality reason regard religion remarks rience Robert Dale Owen says scientific séances senses Slade slate-writing slates somnambulic soul Spir spirit-world spiritual body Spiritualist supersensual superstition supposed Swedenborg tells testimony theory things thought tion transcendent trick true truth ualism Ulrici unconscious Unseen Universe visible Watkins witchcraft witnessed words Zöllner