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	<~~span class="~~q">"The vast majority of the human race are destined for happiness after death, or very soon after death,"</~~span~~> said [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] in an address on spiritualism in Merthyr Drill Hall to-night.		<q>"The vast majority of the human race are destined for happiness after death, or very soon after death,"</q> said [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] in an address on spiritualism in Merthyr Drill Hall to-night.

	<~~span class="~~q">"I have never known of one," he added, "who wanted to come back to what they regard as a sort of mud bath.</~~span~~>		<q>"I have never known of one," he added, "who wanted to come back to what they regard as a sort of mud bath.</q>

	<~~span class="~~q">"I am as certain that the dead live as that I am on this platform,"</~~span~~> was one of [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]]'s statements, and he declared that he would not be surprised if all Christianity became united on that solid ground.~~</span>~~		<q>"I am as certain that the dead live as that I am on this platform,"</q> was one of [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]]'s statements, and he declared that he would not be surprised if all Christianity became united on that solid ground.

	<~~span class="~~q">"Life after death is the basis of Christianity,"</~~span~~> he said, <~~span class="~~q">"and the real enemy of Christianity is the materialist, who says that after death there is no end of the matter. Spiritualists are prepared to prove the very thing that is the centre of the whole Christian faith."</~~span~~>		<q>"Life after death is the basis of Christianity,"</q> he said, <q>"and the real enemy of Christianity is the materialist, who says that after death there is no end of the matter. Spiritualists are prepared to prove the very thing that is the centre of the whole Christian faith."</q>

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''Life a Mud Bath'' is an article published in the [[Daily Express]] on 3 december 1919.

== Life a Mud Bath ==
[[File:daily-express-1919-12-03-p7-life-a-mud-bath.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[Daily Express]] (3 december 1919, p. 3)]]

"[[Daily Express]]" Correspondent.

Merthyr, Tuesday Night.

"The vast majority of the human race are destined for happiness after death, or very soon after death," said [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] in an address on spiritualism in Merthyr Drill Hall to-night.

"I have never known of one," he added, "who wanted to come back to what they regard as a sort of mud bath.

"I am as certain that the dead live as that I am on this platform," was one of [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir Arthur]]'s statements, and he declared that he would not be surprised if all Christianity became united on that solid ground.

"Life after death is the basis of Christianity," he said, "and the real enemy of Christianity is the materialist, who says that after death there is no end of the matter. Spiritualists are prepared to prove the very thing that is the centre of the whole Christian faith."

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