p. 9 | Spiritualism’s Great Deception

Pacific Press Publishing Company · OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA · Aug 2, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 31.

Spiritualism’s Great Deception

M. Tissot, the noted painter of scenes in the Holy Land, is a believer in Spiritualism. While he believes that most of the public mediums are frauds and deceivers, he declares that there are genuine "interesting cases, concealed in solitary homes and in convents, the hidden mysteries of which I am happy to have learned. Silence about them is a duty imposed upon me." And so one after another of men of influence in the world are yielding to the great deception, deceived into believing that men converse with the spirits of the dead when they are conversing with a lying demon.