The Gift of the Spirit - A Selection From the Essays of Prentice Mulford #229272

There are portions of Biblical history which he appears to accept implicitly, quite simply and Sincerely, and there is an aspect of the scheme of Christianity, not essentially unorthodox, to which he would appear to subscribe. If in Other respects he is somewhat disposed to place constructions of the symbolical order on that which in rigid schools is regarded literally, to allegor1se and moderate by interpretation, he does not even then of necessity give offence to those schools.