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Title: Abraham Lincoln and religion. general
Year: 1857 (1850s)
Authors: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Subjects: Spiritualism Spiritualism Spiritualists Spiritualists
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Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Digitizing Sponsor: Friends of The Lincoln Collection of Indiana, Inc.

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m with open arms. Luther Colby of The Bannerof Light in Boston was amongthose who helped in the arrange-ments for his funeral. (See Page11. On Thursday, December 17th,1875, in the parlor of the old Fos-ter home at 14 William Street,Salem, Massachusetts, the Rev.George S. Hosmer, of Salem Uni-tarian Church, delivered an elo-quent sermon based on those in-spiring words spoken two thou-sand years before by that GreatMan of Galilee. Through the handsomely carvedFrench windows of that statelyVictorian parlor heaven-guidedsunbeams blest each love-sent-rose.Over the shining walnut casketdevoted friends placed a beautifulblanket of Fosters favorite flow-ers. Woven in gleaming gold intoits satin center Was one word,Rest. Through the years, from everycountry in the world, people havecome to visit Charles Fostersgrave, at Harmony Grove, in OldSalem. June yd, 1950 TWO WORLDS Page 745 THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPIRITUALISM SPIRITUALISTS NATIONAL UNION APPROVES BASICBOOKS AS FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION SCHEME
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Andrew Jackson Davis Hudson Tuttle %3W£«S.N.U. BASIC BOOKSXX3&£ Eight Basic Books on Spiritualist Philosophy havebeen approved by the National Council of the SpiritualistsNational Union, as a foundation for the National Educa-tion Scheme and for the guidance of S.N.U. Exponents. This decision marks the completion of all the variouscourses of instruction which have been prepared by theS.N.U. Education Secretary, Mr. Ernest Thompson,and which now constitute a complete National EducationScheme. This scheme provides facilities for the education of ex-ponents, mediums, healers, church officers and members,by means of correspondence courses, and the educationof members in their churches by means of beginnersclasses and discussion groups. During the course of the preparation of these courses,which have taken four years, it was found necessary inthe discussions of the Education Committee and theNational Council to. approve certain authoritative bookson Spiritualist philosophy, upon whi

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