A Word of Warning: and a demonstration that eternal life without death is now attainable

A Word of Warning: and a demonstration that eternal life without death is now attainable was published in the early 20th century by Tresham Dames Gregg, an author associated with niche theological and philosophical circles. The work reflects the period's fascination with eschatology and the intersection of physical vitality with spiritual doctrine, fitting into a broader historical context where various authors sought to reconcile scientific advancement with religious promises of immortality.

The text is characterized by an earnest, didactic tone typical of self-published or small-press religious tracts of its era. Gregg’s writing style focuses on the literal interpretation of scripture to support his claims regarding the physical bypass of death. While the work remains an obscure curiosity today, it serves as a representative example of how individual theorists engaged with public discourse on mortality and human longevity during the transition into the modern age.