The Practice of Religion

able achieve actually ages ancient answer appear become begin believe better bring called centuries character Christ Christian Church comes consciousness continue death desire divine doctrine early earth effect enter eternal ethics evil existence experience fact faith Father feeling final follow freedom future give given God's Gospel hand heart higher highest hope human idea ideal immortality individual Jesus kind least less live look Lord matter means merely mind moral mystic nature never once past philosophy possess possible practice prayer present principle problem question reality realization reason recognize religion religious righteousness sense share simply sins social society soul speak spirit suffering theology things thought tion true universe victory virtue whole