New Theology By John Bascom

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New Theology By John Bascom
Author
John Bascom
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1891
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New Theology By John Bascom

Author: John Bascom

Year: 1891

New Theology by John Bascom outlines the emergence of the New Theology which is now referred to as New Thought. Bascom's New Theology explores how "Naturalism, Supernaturalism, Dogmatism, Pietism, and Spiritualism" either contribute to the New Thought movement, or are incompatible with it.. In New Theology, Bascom brings together some of the concepts that have become principles within the New Thought movement and had a powerful influence on the Holmes' brothers Religious Science extension of the Science of Mind school of New Thought. He writes: "the laws of thought are seen to have everywhere constructive mastery." "Knowledge with man means a certain mastery of mind over matter, and this it will continue to mean." and explores the concept of Divine Mind: "...the relation of the physical world to God ... is simply the Divine Mind presenting itself in a legible form..." "The New Theology is not a creed but a tendency; is not a result but a movement." "The New Theology stands for an awakening in religious thought which leads it to seek for more flexible, less rigid; more productive, less barren ; more living, less dead forms of expression and action, and by means of them to come fully

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