Make Your Life Worthwhile

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Summary: Reflective
Review: Fox causes a person to think about the larger issues of life. He makes some worthwhile points in this book, but the major weakness is he misses the mark when he writes that you and I are gods (p. 125). That's a lie! We're NOT!
The valid things he teaches are the principles taught by Jesus Who is God. He tells how to apply the Golden Rule, i.e., to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. He elaborates on a principle from Proverbs, that as a man thinks so is he by telling us "you are always thinking, when you are not asleep, and you know that it is in the selection of your thoughts that your destiny lies" (p. 97). If read with caution, and the lies are discarded, he makes some valid points in this book.

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Summary: A milestone in personal development and healing
Review: I found this book at a crossroads in my life. This was the first book that I read by Emmet Fox, it began a transfiguration in my life likened to no other. This book deals with specifics in consciousness and practical, real ways to address anxieties and problems each of us face in our daily lives. I can't recommend it enough; it changed my entire outlook on life.

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Summary: Essay a day keeps the doctor away
Review: This is good for daily reflections. If you like Emmet Fox you will love C.A. Lewis' An Encounter With A Prophet.