โ Scribed by Samuel Butler
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Published in 1917, this volume is based on a series of articles published by Butler in the 1870s and revised by him prior to his death. Here Butler sets forth his conception of the divine, as a evolutionary force that encompasses all living things and tends toward ever-greater unity and self-awareness.
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This book explores different ways we view GOD. Even if we don't share he view of opinions there are some people you know that will. It was a nice fast read, and he throws in a little hurmor and keeps us interested.