…have some announcements to make this morning. This afternoon is open house, and this afternoon at 1.30 in the auditorium, Pearl Thomas, our librarian, is going to give some detailed description of the terrific love affair she has developed with the City of…

…great religious systems of his time, and the mystical disciplines which were practiced in the universities which he established at St. Thomas. Once we have a man whose achievements are covered in unusually broad range. And as a result, his memory has passed…

…with these persons. So we think of the philosophy of Hegel, and we call it Hegelianism. We think of the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas and call it Thomism. Thus we have schools of philosophy, so-called, that arise from the thoughts of men. Perhaps it would…

…It is believed that this movement affected deeply Rousseau and Voltaire, and later in the United States, both Jefferson and Thomas Paine were accused of being members of this organization. So in a quiet but persuasive manner, the Illuminati spread beneath…

…of the great humanistic movements that were later to come forth in the positive and outward preachments of Rousseau, Voltaire, and Thomas Paine. These were the defenders of the rights of man against church and saint, against any enemy that sought to prevent…

…who does not possess the power to correct himself or govern himself if he so desires. This is clearly pointed out by Thomas Aquinas, that all these things are within the control of the individual. But to control himself, the individual has to go against…

…artist, but very few persons know of him as a writer or as a mystic. nor do they realize how he cooperated with Thomas Paine to contribute considerable assistance to the rise of American independence. It was the mystic type of mind that saw in the…

…kind of emanation beyond that which is within the range of the sensory perceptions of human beings. Also, the peculiar habit that Thomas Edison noted of dogs howling on the occasion of death, which seemed to have some bearing upon it. The dog was not…

…six or seven of the twelve original apostles. Though we don't know too much about this, anything might be possible. If St. Thomas reached India, why could not some other early saint have reached the Western Hemisphere? It is also possible that it would…

…to Christ or to the Virgin Mary or to the saints. You have the Cathedral of St. Andrew. You will have the Church of St. Thomas. You will have the Ecclesia of St. John the Baptizer. And you will go down all the way through this list. But as very few…

…universe, a universe of powers, a universe of principles. But within the human being are the remedies for the ailments of his life. Thomas also said the Creator has given man three books by the reading of which he can perfect his knowledge. The first is…

…A parallel of earlier days is the story of Ishtar at the Seven Gates and her descent into the underworld to rescue Thomas, who had died and was imprisoned by the god of the moon in the sublunary region. A little later, the apocryphal description…

…of time in the visions of mystics, the same psychic experiences of saints, the mysterious revelational factor referred to by Thomas Aquinas. Another great church philosopher did as much as he could within the boundary of the framework of his committed…

…Common sense means a place where these various processes meet in some common ground, a coordinating area. And Albertus Magnus and Thomas Aquinas were both of the opinion that it was in this central area this central ventricular space that all confusion and…

…and precocious young woman under most unusual circumstances. Marianne South was born in 1817, the daughter of a country gentleman, Thomas South. of comfortable means and naturally serious and inquiring mind. Salve had evidently been quite a student of hermetic…

…literary activity. There does not seem to have been much use of the library from that point on. And after a few years, Thomas South passed on. The death of her father, as the daughter herself tells us, was really the end of her entire intellectual…

…He may be disillusioned. He may reach that peculiar state in which he no longer believes anything. becomes a total doubting Thomas, a skeptic, or even a cynic. Out of confusion of this kind undoubtedly rises our agnostic and our atheist. He is…

…psychic phenomena if this phenomena is genuine It helps to break down the materialistic barrier to the concept of life after death. Thomas Edison was converted to this concept and at the time of his death was working to try to create a scientific device…

…we have the source of our existence here and now if it was not for that source of life we could not have a doubting Thomas if it was not for that life an atheist could not proclaim his unbelief Everything that we do, good, bad, or indifferent, is the…

…in thinking in terms of the strengthening power of a more constructive belief when this comes along we always also have the Doubting Thomas we have the individual who will believe that he can put his finger in the wound but in this particular case we…

…sought after. The thing that was really desired was that the individual had the actual feeling of an extension of consciousness. Well, Thomas describes that this happened to him. And there is a real tightness that he himself, on a few occasions, during his…

…statues to St. Augustine. We know furthermore that they were tremendously powerful in shaping the whole great theological system of Thomas Aquinas. We know that they came on down through practically all the systems of idealistic philosophy, all the way down…

…almost certainly has played a part in the rise of Christian philosophy, as this philosophy was unfolded by men like Thomas Aquinas. According to Hermes, that which is eternal, that which has of itself everlastingness, enduring unto all generations, that which…

…to a better understanding of the world that had suddenly emerged into the thinking of men such as Voltaire, Rousseau, Thomas Paine, and our own American Benjamin Franklin. Thus, by degrees, provincialism broke down. Also, the isolationism which man had traced…

…times. For at this time there was born perhaps the greatest leader of the church up to that period, and that was Thomas Aquinas, better known as Saint Thomas Aquinas. the creator of a system of philosophy called Thomism. He was called the Doctor…

…to our ancestors. About the year 1380, there was born in a little town called Kempen near Dusseldorf in Germany, one Thomas, who became known as Thomas of Kempen Fortunately, we have some biographical information about Thomas, and we know that for his…

…year 1380, there was born in a little town called Kempen near Dusseldorf in Germany, one Thomas, who became known as Thomas of Kempen Fortunately, we have some biographical information about Thomas, and we know that for his time he enjoyed extraordinary…

…Kempen near Dusseldorf in Germany, one Thomas, who became known as Thomas of Kempen Fortunately, we have some biographical information about Thomas, and we know that for his time he enjoyed extraordinary longevity. He died in 1471 at the age of 91 years,…

…that in the 15th century was rather good, especially without benefit of vitamins and other helpful elements. One of the reasons, possibly, why Thomas Akempis lived so long was that he lived so quietly. Of his 91 years, he spent over 70 in a cloister. As…

…antiphonals, and other necessary parts of the religious life of the tides, managed to maintain their way of life. Of these copyists, Thomas Akempis was one of the best. He worked with the quiet, careful way of the detached religious person of his time. In…

…in the auditorium for a friend of the society whom we have all known for a great many years, and the husband of Mrs. Thomas, who is a librarian and whose husband passed on recently. So we'll have a little memorial service at 1 o'clock, and you're all…

…complex and the Valley of the Euphrates. He comes in on this angle, and he believes that one of the apostles, perhaps Thomas, reached the Western Hemisphere as early as the first century, He gives a whole group of analogies, rituals, rites, and ceremonies…

…is, let me sleep. The dragon of chaos. Then, as you watch this dragon of chaos, you see, look at you, or Murdoch, or Thomas, or whichever one of the theories you wish to think as honest. All of that. Coming down with the sword, armed with light,…