Never Yet Was A Nation Born That

Theosophy Tries To Bridge The Gulf Between Buddhism And Christianity By Pointing To The Fundamental Spiritual Truths On Which Both Religions Are Built, And By Winning People To Regard The Buddha And The Christ As Fellow-laborers, And Not As Rivals.

The Body Is Never More Alive Than When It Is Dead; But It Is Alive In Its Units, And Dead In Its Totality; Alive As A Congeries, Dead As An Organism.

This Coarse And Insulting Way Of Regarding Woman, As Though They Existed Merely To Be The Safety-valves Of Men's Passions, And That The Best Men Were Above The Temptation Of Loving Them, Has Been The Source Of Unnumbered Evils.

God Is Immanent In Every Atom, All-pervading, All-sustaining, All-evolving; He Is Its Source And Its End, Its Cause And Its Object, Its Centre And Circumference; It Is Built On Him As Its Sure Foundation, It Breathes In Him As Its Encircling Space; He Is In Everything And Everything In Him.

Isaiah Is By Far The Finest And Least Objectionable Of The Seventeen Prophets Whose Supposed Productions Form The Latter Part Of The Old Testament. A Distinctly Higher Moral Tone Appears In The Writings Called By His Name, And This Is Especially Noticeable In The 'second Isaiah,' Who Wrote After The Babylonish Captivity.