THE MASTER KEY SYSTEM
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121. What is
the method by which natural philosophers obtain and apply their knowledge?
To observe
individual facts carefully, patiently, accurately, with all the instruments
and resources at their command, before venturing upon a statement of general
laws.
122. How may
we be certain that this method is correct?
By not
permitting a tyrannical prejudice to neglect or mutilate unwelcome facts.
123. What
classes of facts are esteemed most highly?
Those which
cannot be accounted for by the usual daily observation of life.
124. Upon what
is this principle founded?
Upon reason
and experience.
125. What does
it destroy?
Superstition,
precedent and conventionality.
126. How have
these laws been discovered?
By a
generalization of facts which are uncommon, rare, strange and form the
exception.
27. How may we
account for much of the strange and heretofore unexplainable phenomena which
is constantly taking place?
By the
creative power of thought.
128. Why is
this so?
Because when
we learn of a fact we can be sure that it is the result of a certain
definite cause and that this cause will operate with invariable precision.
129. What is
the result of this knowledge?
It will
explain the cause of every possible condition, whether physical, mental or
spiritual.
130. How will
our best interest be conserved?
By a
recognition of the fact that a knowledge of the creative nature of thought
puts us in touch with Infinite power. |
