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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 -
I found that a doubt, which I had been
afraid to recognize, concerning my mother's
God and His begotten Son, had existed
for some time in my mind.
Then began a struggle between early
teachings and nature's inspiration.
It was terrific, exhausting, and covered
a period of several years.
I read Rob't. Ingersoll's works, Thomas
Paine's "Age of Reason" and "The
Crisis," meantime studying the bible incessantly.
Finally, from within came a great and
agonizing cry, " I must know the truth,"
and I went into the study of mind and the
religions of the world with serious intent.
Christ's teachings appealed to me for
some unexplainable reason. Nowhere
else could be found their equal in spirituality.
Leo Tse, Zoroaster, The Buddha and
others had taught as he taught, but not
equally as convincingly. They were deficient
somewhere, to me.
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