“I do not believe in a mixture of good and evil in the world, or in myself. All is Good.”
Quote by Emma Curtis Hopkins
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Scientific Christian Mental Practice
This book delves into the merging of scientific principles with Christian beliefs, examining various mental practices that are believed to enhance spiritual growth and well-being. It discusses the historical and contemporary approaches to mental discipline within the context of Christian thought, offering insights into how these practices can be applied in daily life. more
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Emma Curtis Hopkins
Emma Curtis Hopkins was an American author born in 1849 and died on April 8, 1925. She was an advocate of the New Thought movement and mysticism, known for her contributions to personal growth and spiritual development. more
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