Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Later-Day Saints' Millennial Star, Vol. 82: March 18, 1920
We are used in this day to the generally accepted belief that man is in every way superior to the brute. Man is undoubtedly far above the animal in his own sphere: he is of divine origin, and by his omniscient Father has been endowed with all attributes necessary for the accomplishment of the full object of his creation; but there are humbler beings than man, who are in possession of powers, the comprehension of which is as impossible to him as was the idea of color to our blind friend.
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