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SPIRIT-IDENTITY
BY
REV. W. STAINTON MOSES
1902
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
DIFFICULTIES IN THE
WAY OF INVESTIGATION
DIVERGENT RESULTS OF
INVESTIGATORS
ATTITUDE OF OPINION REPRESSES PUBLICATION OF FACTS
THIS RESULTS ALSO FROM THE INHERENT NATURE OF THE FACTS
THE
INTELLIGENT OPERATOR HAS TO BE RECKONED WITH
THE GATES
BEING AJAR, A MOTLEY-CROWD RUSHES IN
NEGLECT OF
CONDITIONS IN INVESTIGATING
AGENCIES OTHER
THAN THOSE OF THE DEPARTED
RELIGIOUS ASPECTS OF
THE QUESTION
THE INTELLIGENT OPERATOR AT THE OTHER
END OF THE LINE
SCOPE OF THE INQUIRY
THE NATURE OF THE
INTELLIGENCE
WHAT IS THE INTELLIGENCE?
ASSUMPTION OF GREAT NAMES
ABSENCE OF PRECISION IN
STATEMENT
CONTRADICTORY MESSAGES
CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH GOOD EVIDENCE IS OBTAINED
VALUE OF
CORROBORATIVE TESTIMONY
PERSONAL EXPERIENCES
INFLUENCE OF ASSOCIATION, ESPECIALLY OF LOCALITY.
SPIRITS
WHO HAVE COMMUNICATED FOR A LONG PERIOD
CHILD-SPIRITS COMMUNICATING
OTHER EVIDENCES OF IDENTITY
A
POSSIBLE MISCONCEPTION GUARDED AGAINST
GENERAL CONCLUSIONS
PERSONAL
IMMORTALITY, AND PERSONAL RECOGNITION
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