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Creative Mind by Ernest Shurtleff Holmes · Booklabria

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First published: 1919
Language: English
Editions: 10

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American author and preacher ERNEST SHURTLEFF HOLMES (1887-1960) began studying Christian Science at age twenty-one and in 1912 built a church to spread the message of the New Thought movement. His particular teachings came to be called Religious Science, which he codified in his most influential work, The Science of Mind (1926).

Subjects: Philosophy
Religion
Spiritual life
Occultism
Self-help techniques
Doctrines

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