This book is an engaging exchange of letters between two friends who are discussing the nature of spiritualism and its relationship to Christianity. Moses Hull was a prominent spiritualist and theologian, and WF Parker was a Baptist minister. Their conversation touches on many key topics, such as the existence of life after death, communication with the dead, and the role of miracles in spiritualism. The book is an excellent read for anyone interested in the intersection of spirituality and Christianity.

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