First Lecture on Emanuel Swedenborg and His Life
The article previews Rev and G Landenberger's two lectures on Emanuel Swedenborg, focusing on his birth in Stockholm on January 20 1688, his father Jesper Swedberg’s devout lineage, and Swedenborg’s early education and path to science, philosophy, and theology. It notes the shift in religious opinion toward Swedenborg and outlines the lecturer’s plan to cover his ancestry and youth before his later work.
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Swedenborg the scientist of the highest order mind
The text praises Swedenborg as a scientific mind with industry, honesty, and practical study of nature. It highlights his ability to distinguish fact from science, organize isolated facts, seek causes, and pursue truth without bias. It notes his religious devotion and steadfast loyalty to truth as guiding principles of his inquiries.
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Swedenborg
Portrait of a Perceptive Mathematician Seeker of the Soul
The subject pursued mathematics as a guide to truth using analysis and synthesis. He was modest, incorruptible, tireless, and skeptical of appearances, seeking the soul within the body by a thorough anatomical and cerebral examination over more than three decades.
Notable Life Of A Scientist Eminently Spiritual
The text discusses a person who combined scientific intellect with spiritual aims. It praises the subject by noting a disciplined mind, devotion to truth, and the integration of spirit and matter. It lists moral rules including reading the Word of God, contentment with Providence, propriety, obedience, and useful service to society.
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