Article June 26, 1902 Issue

Denial

BY JESSE B. TWISS.

Reality is that which is true, has substance, is governed by undeviating Principle.

Unreality is the reverse of these and is illusion.

Look at a boy working a problem in mathematics. So far as his work is correct it is truth, therefore is real, therefore is the substance of mathematics because it expresses perfectly the enduring and eternal principles of mathematics so far as they apply to that problem.

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