Abstract
THE present volume provides in a brief and concise form an account of the basis of what Sir Oliver Lodge calls his belief in personal immortality. A few new incidents are included for which the author pleads a ‘supernormal’ interpretation, but taken broadly, there is nothing in these which would compel the acceptance of that interpretation by unbiased minds.
Why I Believe in Personal Immortality.
By Sir Oliver Lodge. Pp. viii + 152 + 4 plates. (London, Toronto, Melbourne and Sydney: Cassell and Co., Ltd., 1928.) 5s. net.
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Why I Believe in Personal Immortality . Nature 121, 978–979 (1928). https://doi.org/10.1038/121978a0
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