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1. Does Death End All? -- Immortality A Universal Belief -- Found Not Only Among Cultured Nations, But All The World Around, Among All Peoples From The World's Earliest Morning -- This Feeling That There Is A Hereafter The Counterpart Of Reality -- Man Is The Only Creature Having This Religious Instinct, Therefore Immortality Must Be The End To Which It Leads -- When Death Comes It Brings To All Men Conscious Assurance Of Immortality -- Man's Restless Spirit, Proof Of Immortality -- Man Alone Carries With Him A Heavy Heart -- Immortality The Only Satisfactory Explanation -- The Soul Immaterial, Therefore Immortal -- The Future Life Necessary To Vindicate God's Character -- The Indestructibility Of Matter -- Immortality's Influence On Conduct -- The One Nation And Only One That Ever Tried To Destroy A Belief In God And Immortality -- A Future Life Needed For The Working Out Of That Moral Completeness Which The Present Never Brings -- The Love That Lightens Life Acts Instinctively On The Hypothesis Of Eternity -- 2. What Has The Old Testament To Say Upon The Life Beyond? -- The Bible Finds Us As Nothing Else -- Immortality An Ever Present Underlying Fact Which Runs Like A Golden Thre

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Author

Peters, Madison Clinton, 1859-1918.

Publisher

The Christian herald, [c1908]

Published

1908

Language

EN

ISBN

9780524076361

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Christian, Religion