FREEDOM OF MIND
“We may think of the mind as a musician playing on the instrument of the body, or we may think of bodymind and mind-body as two aspects of tho organism, as indistinguishable as matter and energy, or as the convex and concave sides of a dome. But whatever by our metaphysical theory, we cannot get away from the fact that in the course of evolution it has counted increasingly. There is evident in evolution, in the evolution of animals, n.n increasing .emancipation from the grosser trammels of the body. Mind may not be able to free itself front the nervous system, hut it can in many cases transcend both lungs and liver. Evolution is the story of the increasing freedom of mind.”—Professor J. Arthur Thomson in the “ Christian World Pulpit.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1926, Page 1
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133FREEDOM OF MIND Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1926, Page 1
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