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Thomas Lake Harris

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Thomas Lake Harris 1823-1906, American Christian mystic. Born in England, he was brought to the United States as a child. In 1845 he was called to the pulpit of the Fourth Universalist Society, in New York City, but three years later, deeply impressed by spiritualism, Harris organized the First Independent Christian Society. During that period he dictated long poems for which he said he had received inspiration while in trances. He wove the ideas of Swedenborgianism into his religious teachings. Under his leadership the Brotherhood of the New Life, to which adherents had been drawn in Great Britain... Read more
Laurence Oliphant
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition ... all over the world. In 1867 he became a disciple of Thomas Lake Harris in a religious community at Brocton, N.Y. His writings ... Evolutionary Forces Now Active in Man (1885), inspired by Harris and supposedly dictated by a spirit. After Alice's death ... Read more
communistic settlements
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition ... the Oneida Community (see under Oneida , N.Y.); Hopedale, Mass.; and the Brotherhood of the New Life, N.Y. (see Harris, Thomas Lake ). Other communities were non-Christian, often antireligious and utopian. The leading communities within this group ... Read more

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