Neville debates an agnostic chemistry professor during a Barbados stay

On a months-long stay in Barbados with his wife and small daughter, Neville met Major Morrison of Trinidad, who was enthusiastic about his teaching, and an elderly retired English professor of chemistry who had come to set up a local soap factory; over cocktails Morrison raised Neville's ideas and the professor declared himself an agnostic, really an atheist, interested only in the physical world.
Date (happened)
c. 1951
unresolved
  1. c. 1951 stated · preferred
    Source Standing Order ¶14"About 15 or 20 years ago", told in Standing Order (nid 1962)
Place
Told / reported
  1. 9 April 1971 stated
    Source Standing OrderStanding Order (nid 1962), telling 1962-1, told 1971-04-09
Sources

Source

  • Standing Order ¶14 (One day, over a few cocktails, this man – Major Morrison – said to him, “You know, Neville has a concept concerning the spirit world” – that is how he described it, and he began to discuss certain things out of one of my books which I gave him, and he wa…)