...and body is a simple analytical process (tine simple precede analytique). And hence, " as the soul no longer constitutes for us an independent and imperishable individuality, there is no future life." As regards the Second Part of the Catechism, which deals with Religion, it may suffice to observe that...

...materiality of the soul, then, involving its negation, there is no future life ? " A. No : as the soul no longer constitutes for us an independent and imperishable individuality, there is no future life " (p. 38). M. Monteil here favours us with an elaborate note to prove that the immediate consequence...

...murder." We make an extract of considerable length, touching this point, and leave it to do its own work: In the " Free-Thinker's Catechism" (Catechisme du...something of their danger may be gathered from the discussion of the Conseil if A rrondissementde Nantes, the members of which declare that: "Considering...

...materiality of the soul, then, involving its negative, there is no future life I A. No: as the soul no longer constitutes for us an Independent and imperishable individuality, there is no future life. We quote this simply as a curiosity, and not even as a novel one. Voltaire has already argued that...