Article June 20, 1901 Issue

Error the Separator

BY EMMA I. SCHAPER.

Is not this a good name for error? For what is there that it does not claim to separate? It separates mind from life, as in the structural form of a tree. A tree or any plant supposed to have life, but no mind. But Life is Mind.

It separates power from intelligence, as in gravity and other matter forces. The sun, it says, has the power to attract, but is itself not conscious of the fact.

This desk on which I am writing, or this house that shelters me from storm and unkindness, what are they?

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