The Religion of the soul

Anderson, Louis Francis

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Persistent identifier:: 1759778729

Author:: Anderson, Louis Francis

Title:: The Religion of the soul

Scope:: 203 Seiten

Year of publication:: 1922

Place of publication:: Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Publisher of the original:: Published by Society for Religious Education

Identifier (digital):: 1759778729

Signature of the source:: a 2006

Language:: English

Additional Notes:: Erscheinungsjahr des Originals aus Copyright ermittelt

Usage licence:: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Publisher of the digital copy:: Technische Informationsbibliothek Hannover

Place of publication of the digital copy:: Hannover

Year of publication of the original:: 2021

Document type:: Monograph

Collection:: Religion

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Title:: THE CULT OF GOD

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THE CULT OF GOD 113 1 ull MN, N =a HO IN oe )- Te ag! (J cordingly, these attributes constitute the third form of Divine worship. These forms of worship are neither arbitrary nor artificial. They are strictly logical, as is evidenced by their intrinsic order and conformity ‘with the soul’s will, mind and heart, all of which possess adoring forces. All other forms of religious worship are imperfect attempts to follow this holy plan. Because they are not distinctly grounded on the eternal forms of Di- vine Holiness, Truth and Love, they obscure the Face of God with anthropomorphic estheticism and make religious cults more human than divine. Traditions have succeeded one another, each with a greater or less content of the religious spirit, but if humanity is to progress onward, all human tradi- tions, venerable as they are, must be superseded by the eternal tradition of the living Voice of God in the soul. The establishing of the great cult of God, which all serious souls expect and demand, cannot come too soon. On its coming depends the great progress of humanity. Cults of wordly riches, vanity and sensuality have always made debasing inroads on the weak charac- ter of man, but never have they been more widely spread, conspicuous and infectious than in recent

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