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March 21st, 1920.
Received by James Padgett
Washington D.C.
Let me write just a line as I merely desire to say that I have
listened to what the Master has written
and can testify that the love to God and love to our fellow man
are not all that man needs for a basis of his religion. I was when
on Earth a minister and taught the same doctrines that the preacher
of the day taught, and believed that they were all that man needed,
and died in that belief; but, alas, I discovered after many years
of darkness, and of happiness in my natural love that they would
not furnish a basis for my progress to the Celestial Heavens - to
the condition of the soul transformed by the Divine Love. I merely
wanted to say this. If agreeable to you I should like to come some
time and detail more at length my experience in learning the basis
of the true religion.
I will say good night.
Your brother in Christ, Dr. Channing.
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