SPIRITUALISM.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1827, 7 August 1906, Page 2

SPIRITUALISM.

(To the Editor Gisborne Times. S’r, —It was not my intention to reply to Mr Parry letter, because he has given no Bible proof. Ho is only seeking oheap advertisement. He has only givea you his own ideas preface, and triod Co be per sonal io puttlDg mysolf on a par with Rua and using Mapkreil- very frequently. I don’t chirk tho Mai-k ell ha used t.i e .t in Eng and war so tough as the Maqkrell be thinks he caught wi'h a spra' J think it will give ii '!' m- IL ■ .1 fi id in h e latte's nut Rag pert lining to spiritualism ODly self. He has given no Bible proof against spiritualism, only his own ideas. Now, if Mr Parry’s Biblical knowledge is as aenoe on the Bible as it is on sp ritualism, I pity him ; so I am going to put him to tho test, but I dou;« want him to fill year valued paper with his own J ideas, I want nothing only Bible proof. I

Q nation: Oan he prove that Adam and Eve were the first created ? Ttke Genesis let, 27 end 28, then tako Genesis 2 and 3, and tells us the space of time after God restod on the seventh day, and when bo made Adorn and Eve, Genesis 2nd, 21, 23. S cond question: WhoD, where, and how did man receive an immortal soul ? Bible proof only accrpted.—l am, etc., jOHINf W. MACK RE LL. (To the Editor of the Times.) S : r, —Mr Maekroll’s letter in yesterday’s issue claims my attintioD, but owing to pressure of work, etc , I will not reply till Thursday’s issue ; but, sir, to say that General Booth is an avowed spiiitualist on the data supplied by Mr Mmkrel 1 , is very far fetched. —I am, etc., E. SLATTERN