The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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-GOD ONLY 
-By Earl Sumner 
  
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 +==== GOD ONLY ====
 +**By Earl Sumner**
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 THE Absolute Truth is: “God is all and God is good, therefore, in reality, there is no evil.” If we will hold fast to this Eternal, Changeless Verity, regardless of appearance, our every day experience will be divine, real. To the exact extent that we deviate from this constant Truth we will be disappointed in our daily living. THE Absolute Truth is: “God is all and God is good, therefore, in reality, there is no evil.” If we will hold fast to this Eternal, Changeless Verity, regardless of appearance, our every day experience will be divine, real. To the exact extent that we deviate from this constant Truth we will be disappointed in our daily living.
  
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 Let us ever abide in the Holy Presence of our Father-God, at the center of our being, and joyously affirm: “God Only.” Let us ever abide in the Holy Presence of our Father-God, at the center of our being, and joyously affirm: “God Only.”
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-“NEVER the Spirit was born +<WRAP centeralign>————o————</WRAP>
-The Spirit shall cease to be never; +
-Never was time it was not, +
-End and beginning are dreams; +
-Birthless and deathless the Spirit remaineth forever, +
-Death has not touched it at all, +
-Dead though the house of it seems.”+
  
-—From “The Song Celestial,” by Sir Edwin Arnold.+“NEVER the Spirit was born 
 +\\ The Spirit shall cease to be never; 
 +\\ Never was time it was not, 
 +\\ End and beginning are dreams; 
 +\\ Birthless and deathless the Spirit remaineth forever, 
 +\\ Death has not touched it at all, 
 +\\ Dead though the house of it seems.” 
 +\\ —From “The Song Celestial,” by Sir Edwin Arnold.
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