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One Religion for All is an article written by Arthur Conan Doyle published in the Reynolds's Illustrated News on 16 november 1924.
One Religion for All
The Ultimate Goal of Spiritualists.
In the following interview Sir Arthur Conan Doyle dwells upon the subject of Spiritualism, which is making rapid strides, not only in this country but throughout the world.
It is not correct to say that we are experiencing a revival of spiritualism. What is really happening is that more people are discovering our great religion — the best religion of comfort that has ever been known the world — and the movement is growing steadily. It has lasted seventy-six years, and it will outlast every movement on this earth.
It is the beginning of an enormous new revolution of mankind, sent by God, the centre of all truth, and it will continue to grow. There is plenty of time for it to develop; there is no hurry. Those who have ears let them hear; those who haven't, the worse for them.
Spiritualism brings untold happiness into your lives, and you lose all fear of death.
DEATH IS LESS BITTER.
It even mitigates the fear of the death of your own beloved ones. You learn to know you have not really lost them. If my son had lived he would have been attached to the Army Medical Department, and very likely he would have gone to foreign parts. I can get into touch with him much quicker now than I should had he been alive and away from home. So that death to a large extent is mitigated by Spiritualism; the bitterness of it is taken away.
On top of all that the most important thing is our knowledge of what religion is. We all either accept peacefully what is told us by those who really know no more than we ourselves, or else we worry ourselves continually over problems. That was my condition before I found out these things for myself. It is everybody's condition if they have got any soul
His swat earnest bei,c,r, n. 04 world in the isnoel of sointuahos whatever. The 1111111 sla• won], is the man without .• you Dave a soul you wi.rry ‘• to know what m to becion, cool. Once you get that sointa.,, do not worry any nitre. I di. • worry. I do not think Am.., • things, I know about them. If iny own nic.ther eon,. proven her identity to me. hl,o• Pelf dearly, as she did on Rion, and then tells too •hai tt• •.i .t sort of a country she is io. r hat is doing, what effect life I.. re It.. • life there—if she tell. inc all surely I do not want any from the Hebrew prophets. I got something much 'now ..,r much more at to date. That ...el, • it is /10 enormously itopt.lialti • • religious realm. Thrt I•.t• 1. more and more recognised. I notice,' that the Bishop the other by spoke of on with oi• • deal more respe..t. I know MVO 11. FOTIDe of the great N011elmfors. leaders arc getting deeply iota •, in the nuhiect. Only the nth, 1 had a letter from India oloino how the Bandon' are gem, 1,61 Spiritualism. It in norkiag leaven all over the world, in c%. country, but priniipallv in the Am.i. Saxon countries. When it is lobed it will simplify religion to an extent that it will do awe, ,■,A, all dogma and at the satnr thou cite all ,reeds so opnortunity having communion with the dead ,..• it will go very far to unite all •• ..• kind into one religion. The I., • • on which they diEer will b. .., significant as ceinparel to th. with which they agree. This. of court., is for id!: it is the ultimate goal we arc mosinz.
CHRISTIAN CHARD Y • The early Spiritcal, - reeruitcd from Ileth••.1 and other Noncon!ini, sently it was found II, • • •, sects, with that which is chara.teri.ti.- •i Christianity, soon! 11.1... do with they, ,n•1., ii• .111 I 'hove th.:, out of their .ialimutilon, that what the, troificil to weft t;.• sorb of the The dire, quence of this was that the iota were compelled to :pun churches of th•ii ono: ganised s•iritual hula,: so . unitarian. There are MI I' ',lot churches in Great and th• ;s rapidly grow Although they are unitariat.. look upon the 1 •ariot as a spirit and teacher, so that their l••• nom does not lease at,v cicat between them and the t 11,1.1;►1, munity. At the tame time the; .• real), to re.ognise •• Mahomet, or I... spirits and teachers. so 01..1 :In • mom ou the ,uiritaaliA 1111Pli of ',cry tuft.). In a enntinuat;en at his inter...1n which win angel.- •fl met Sunda, •• Reyno!ds•s I Ilustratea E•• Arthur Ccnin Dayle w t dui with question eN msdlurrs and !•s fortune-4,n..
