| The first excerpt represents the past or something you must release, and is drawn from God The Invisible King by H. G. Wells: and unchallenged by urgent elementary realities breeds the Heresies
of Mysticism, anger and hate call for God's Judgments, and the
stormy emotions of sex gave mankind the Phallic God. Those who find
themselves possessed by the new spirit in religion, realise very
speedily the necessity of clearing the mind of all these
exaggerations, transferences, and overflows of feeling. The search
for divine truth is like gold washing; nothing is of any value until
most has been swept away.
2. HERESIES OF SPECULATION
One sort of heresies stands apart from the rest. It is infinitely
the most various sort. It includes all those heresies which result
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The second excerpt represents the present or the deciding factor of the moment, and is drawn from Wyoming by William MacLeod Raine: outsiders, but let him know it very plainly. He is not to mention
a wire I sent or the answer to it--not to anybody, Jim. Is that
plain?"
"Y'u bet! He's a clam, all right, till the order is
countermanded." And the young man departed with a cheerful grin
that assured Helen she had nothing to fear from official leaks.
Nora, from answering a telephone call, came to report to the
general in charge. "The doctor says that he has looked after Mr.
Bannister, and there is no immediate danger. If he keeps quiet
for a few days he ought to do well. Mr. McWilliams sent a message
by him to say that we aren't to worry about him. He said he
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The third excerpt represents the future or something you must embrace, and is drawn from The Redheaded Outfield by Zane Grey: him. Why, Sheldon's no good. He----''
Madge turned a white face that silenced
Carroll. She excused herself and returned to the
parlor, where she had last seen her uncle. Not
finding him there, she went into the long corridor
and met Sheldon, Dalgren and two more of the
players. Madge congratulated the young pitcher
and the other players on their brilliant work; and
they, not to be outdone, gallantly attributed the
day's victory to her presence at the game. Then,
without knowing in the least how it came about,
The Redheaded Outfield |
