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Into The Light
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Credo -
Introduction -
God in Man -
Eternity is Now -
Thinking and Thought Action -
Law Governs; not Fiat -
Prosperity thro' Development -
Repetitions and Modern Thoughts -
Qualities to Be Loved -
An Appeal -
An Address -
Contents -
told me. Let us follow the workings of
my mind until it refused to longer accept
that idea as true, and determine whether
or not such change was justified.
Until nearly twenty years of age my
conception of God was a powerful man
who was to be dreaded because he kept an
account of everything I did, and if anything
was sinful would wreak vengeance
upon me after this life was ended.
This kept me in a constant dread, and
repression, and shriveled my soul.
About this time astronomy interested
me to some extent. It was wonderful.
The thought of this constellation being but
a part of a vast universe of constellations
beyond comprehension thrilled me and
brought a new conception of things.
All this seemed to be the product of nature
and I kept my man-god.
From the fear of this awful god I
turned in relief to a reverence for nature.
Every part, the woods, the water, the hills,
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