In chapter five of this work, "Blind Leaders of the Blind," the author attacks Darwinism and Mr. Huxley's derivation from the Orohippus.
This work is divided into two volumes which critique the supposed "infallibility" of two primary modern institutions. In chapter five of this work, "Blind Leaders of the Blind," the author attacks Darwinism and Mr. Huxley's derivation from the Orohippus. The author presents the work of Emmanuel Swedenborg, and offers a distinction between Spiritualism and spiritualist phenomena, such as astral plane crossing. This work begins by highlighting the esoteric wisdom which existed "Before the Veil" of modern institutions. Written by the author of The Secret Doctrine, and subtitled "A Master Key to the Mysteries," for fifteen points, name this book by Helena Blavatsky, a major work of Theosophy whose title refers to an Egyptian Goddess.
This work is divided into two volumes which critique the supposed "infallibility" of two primary modern institutions.
{Isis Unveiled}