What Religious Science Teaches

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What Religious Science Teaches
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ISBN-10 : 0972718427
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Book Synopsis What Religious Science Teaches by : Ernest Holmes

Book excerpt: The thought of the ages has looked to the day when science and religion shall walk hand in hand through the visible to the invisible. A movement that endeavors to unify the great conclusions of human experience must be kept free from personal ambitions and interpretation. If science recognizes only a government of law whose principles are universal, and religion becomes dogmatic and often superstitious when based on any one personality, for "Religious Science" to exist, the focus must insistently be on God; ever present, ever available. In essence, this was the primal message of the enlightened prophets of all the ages, and this is the message or Religious Science. What Religious Science Teaches is a summation of the Science of Mind theory that proclaims there is One Infinite Mind which of necessity includes all that is, whether it be the intelligence in man, the life in the animal, or the invisible Presence which is God. In it we learn to have a spiritual sense of things.


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