He asserts, against the scientific view that the world is burning itself out, that he speaks as someone who has himself seen beyond the veil and knows life has no end.
Date (happened)
10 June 1956
estimated · preferred
Reasoning
The event is Neville's own live assertion during the lecture ('I tell you, as one who has seen beyond the veil...'), not something he recounts from elsewhere, so the happening date is the lecture's own delivery date. That delivery is now certain: an independent chrome byline (06-10-1956) matches the catalogue's own higher, unfabricated entry (#1120) exactly, while the competing #36 (1956-02-24) has been identified as part of an invented weekly Friday series laid over the real Sunday lecture and is not a genuine competing witness. Per the rule for speech-act events, the existing field_told claim (also 1956-06-10, but probable) is left untouched rather than corrected.
before 1956
bound · possible
Reasoning
Qualifying passage ids [527810] belong to telling lecture nids [1019]. Each listed lecture contributes the selected safe envelope year 1956 (MAX of its non-refuted delivery years); 1956 is the MIN across telling lectures.
Told / reported
10 June 1956
conclusion · probable
Why
dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
Reasoning
1 claim, no conflict: 1956-06-10 (node:1019).
10 June 1956
stated · probable
Sources
Source
- Seedtime and Harvest ¶33 (but I tell you, as one who has seen beyond the veil, there is no such thing as coming to an end.)