The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 “Someday it shall be revealed to you. Some night when you look up in the starry heavens, behold! a pathway of light you will see; and coming down that pathway you’ll see an Angel dressed in snowy white garments, who will take you by the hand and lead you on to eternity. Fear not, My child, the end is not yet, but ’tis only your reward for your faith in Me. My Peace I leave with you. Dwell therein.” “Someday it shall be revealed to you. Some night when you look up in the starry heavens, behold! a pathway of light you will see; and coming down that pathway you’ll see an Angel dressed in snowy white garments, who will take you by the hand and lead you on to eternity. Fear not, My child, the end is not yet, but ’tis only your reward for your faith in Me. My Peace I leave with you. Dwell therein.”
  
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-=== THE MODERN WORLD === 
 THE MODERN world—disillusioned and chaotic—looks for a solution adequate to its disorders. In this age of science, the scientists realize that the command of Nature has been put into man’s hands before he knows how to command himself.” The economists are arriving at the conclusion that their difficulties can be solved by the spiritual betterment of man himself. The politicians, finding themselves in a terrible mess, are searching after spiritual forces for direction to life. THE MODERN world—disillusioned and chaotic—looks for a solution adequate to its disorders. In this age of science, the scientists realize that the command of Nature has been put into man’s hands before he knows how to command himself.” The economists are arriving at the conclusion that their difficulties can be solved by the spiritual betterment of man himself. The politicians, finding themselves in a terrible mess, are searching after spiritual forces for direction to life.
  
-“Our instant need today,” writes The Times (London), “is an inflow of the Spirit, transforming, as in the old days, not methods nor mechanisms, but men.” What this distressed world awaits is a genuine spiritual awakening, which may call to life the inner Christ within the individual, and once the Christ-spirit reigns supreme, the problems of civilization must adjust themselves in harmony. +“Our instant need today,” writes The Times (London), “is an inflow of the Spirit, transforming, as in the old days, not methods nor mechanisms, but men.” What this distressed world awaits is a genuine spiritual awakening, which may call to life the inner Christ within the individual, and once the Christ-spirit reigns supreme, the problems of civilization must adjust themselves in harmony. —From the preface of Christ Triumphant. 
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