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A
SUMMARY
OF
THE
THEOLOGY
OF
THE
SPIRITUALIZING
ADVENTISTS,
1944-1854,
FILE
COPY
‘Sometimes
called
'"'Spiritualists.'')
"the
meaning
is
no
more
than
that
subtle,
unseen,
spiritual
or
divine
invluence
will
attend
the
gospel
and
affect
mankind
more
or
less
favorbly.
This
will
be
according
to
the
conception
of
the
spiritualist.
The
notion
must
be
TT
eee
-
vague--it
must
differ
in
the
minds
of
all
the
leading/spiritualizers
.
.
Lit
SI
can
just
as
well
be
shaped
into
a
Shaker
or
Swedenborgian
form.
.
.
.
"Jesus
of
Na
areth,
though
born
of
Mary,
according
to
the
Holy
Scriptures,
is:
made
to
be
identical
with
Jehovah,
consequently
it
is
inferred
that
He
cannot
come.
except
'in
spirit.’
.
."
--J.B.
Cook,
in
Advent
Harbinger
17:59,
Aug.
12,
1848.
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BEA
“this
wile
of
the
Devil
which
has
accomplished
an
awful
work
of
death.
.
.
.
Many
of
those
who
drank
down
the
poison
of
spiritualism
admitted
the
truth
of
our
past
advent
experience,
and
from
this
fact
many
have
been
made
to
believe
that
apiritualism
was
the
natural
fruit
of
believing
that
God
conducted
the
great
advent
movements
in
1843
and
1844."
Present
Truth,
Vol.
1,
May,
1850,
p.
74.
col.
2,
note,
sec.
3.
"you
and
others
teach
openly
that
we
are
not
to
expect
'the
Son
of
Mary'.
.
.
to
be
manifested
personally
and
visibly
but
that
Christ
has
already
come,
not
in
the
body
raised
from
the
dead.
but
in
the
saints,
who
have
never
seen
death,
and
in
fulfillment
too
of
the
prophecies
respecting
his
second
coming,
and
his
promises
before
he
went
away.
What
arguments,
what
scriptures,
what
influences
can
be
brought
to
bear
against
such
perversions,
of
the
plainest
language?"
R,F,
Pomeroy.
JS9:1,
Dec.
27
1845