Theosophists discuss death fate and hanging in belief
Theosophists argue there are no dead, only a transition of souls. Mrs Primavent and Drimarert of the St Louis Theosophical Society defend beliefs that mercy, brotherly love, and karma govern life after death, warn against capital punishment, and discuss souls returning to earth to atone.
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Experiments Debunk Notion Books Spread Disease
London tests show dry book pages do not carry tuberculosis germs. Researchers exposed books to diseased material and found no transmission to guinea pigs or readers. Coughing and reading did not contaminate the environment, challenging the common belief that books spread infection.
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