Talks on Truth
Description
Talks on Truth is a book by Charles Fillmore, first published in 1922. This compact collection presents fourteen discourses that set out the practical and metaphysical foundations of Fillmore’s approach to Christianity. Written for students seeking a clear, plainspoken treatment of spiritual principles, the talks move from examining our conception of God to topics such as the nature of the Holy Spirit, spiritual regeneration, the ministry of the Word, and the restoration of God's kingdom in human consciousness.
The language balances moral seriousness and pastoral care, favouring steady instruction over sensationalism. Rooted in early 20th-century Unity teaching yet aimed at perennial truths, the book speaks to readers who value disciplined spiritual practice and intellectual clarity.
It invites a sober, questioning attitude toward received religious ideas while urging a forward-looking application: the transformation of everyday life through renewed thought and devotion. For anyone interested in metaphysical Christianity, practical mysticism, or the New Thought movement, these talks offer measured guidance for applying timeless spiritual principles to modern living.
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- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, AZW3
- Page Count (PDF)
- 84
- Word Count
- 50,144
- Illustrations
- No
- Footnotes
- No
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