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AND BUILDERS' GUIDE. Vol. V. NEW YOEK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1870. No. 129. JUST OUT. THE MODERN THINKER, AN ORGAN FOR THE MOST ADVANCED SPECULATION IN Philosophy, Sociology, and Religion. CONTENTS: Egotisms......i.The'Edltor. The Last Word about Jesus— John Fiske. Bling "Wealth Coming— D. Goodman. Tho Positivist Problem— Frederic Harrison. What of tho Future? The Future of Marriage—Ste.am as a Factor in Sociology^— D. G. Croly. The Sexual Question Boicntifio Propag.ition— John U. Noyes. Bcligion and Soienco. (A Review of Herbert Spon- cer).... ..Prof.- J. D. Bell. What wo Bolievo (A Dia- l_ logue..............------— Sublimated (A Poem)— F. O. F. Good nad Evil—Thoir Ori¬ gin.. . .Prof. Atidre Poey. Comte's Insanity— Prof. Andre Po'iy. The Subjection of Women— Auguste Comte. Rebuilding the Temple— Salem Butcher. Love Life o£ Auguste Comte —Jennie June Croly. Lucio. (A Novelette.) j__ Tiioughts of a Flower J Clotilde de 'Vaux. 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