by Dan Custer ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A
Dan Custer is a speaker who is gladly heard by thousands of people each week by radio or in the non-sectarian meeting which he addresses each Sunday morning in a San Francisco theater. In this book he summarizes his message, which consists of a religious philosophy largely drawn from Christian sources, together with techniques whereby the individual can harness the life force of the world to achieve peace, material blessings, physical health and immortality. This book abounds with case histories to back up the psychological and pastoral insights which he presents. Some classical Christian beliefs are ignored or even refuted. Rather the book is full of ""positive thinking"" and a confident faith in the essential goodness and unlimited possibilities of man. Those who believe either the Christian or Hebrew positions may find themselves uneasy with the implied concept of God or His relation to man. However, for an exuberant, self-confident declaration of man's possibilities this work is almost a classic.
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Publisher: Prentice-Hall
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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1960
Categories: NONFICTION
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