New Tract

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 13, 1871

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 37, No. 26.

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New Tract.

“SPIRITUALISM A SATANIC DELUSION.”
Such is the title of a new tract written by Eld. M. E. Cornell, and just published at this Office. The tract contains the substance of a number of discourses against spiritualism, delivered by Bro. C. within the past few weeks in this place. An idea of the nature of this work may be gained from the headings of its different divisions, which we subjoin:
“The works of spiritualism are positively forbidden by the word of God.—They are not the spirits of the dead, but of devils or fallen angels.—Led captive by the devil at his will.—Seducing, deceptive spirits.—They deny God.—Satan, the god and father of spiritualists.—They are Antichrist.—Man is deified.—They justify sin.—They deny the Bible.—An inquiry by Tillie Hull.—Known by its fruits.—They oppose marriage.”
Testimony from standard spiritualist writers, so far as there is anything standard among them, is given under each of these headings. Out of their own mouths they are condemned, being suffered to define their own work and character. As a concise and pointed work on this subject, we commend it to general circulation. 32 pp. Price, 3 cts. Covered, 5 cts.
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