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| Introduction to Revised Edition |
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| 1. What Is New Thought? |
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| 2. Philosophical and Organizational Aspects of New Thought |
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Is There a Metaphysician in the House? |
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A Brief Gallop Through History |
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Where It All Began: Phineas Parkhurst Quimby |
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Spreading the Word: Warren Felt Evans |
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Diverting the Stream: Mary Baker Eddy |
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The Movement Forms: Emma Curtis Hopkins |
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Religious Science/Science of Mind |
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Bringing It Together: The International New Thought Alliance |
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| 3. Religious Background of New Thought |
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Religion and Spirituality |
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The Spiritual-Mystical and the Occult |
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Religion in the United States |
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New Thought as Reformation |
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Just Do What the Man Said |
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Believe in Jesus or Believe Jesus? |
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Healing Within Traditional Churches |
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Blending of New Thought Techniques and Revivalist Christianity |
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Solving the Problem of Evil |
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Reclaiming Mysticism and Putting It to Work |
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| 4. New Thought Expands: From Health to Wealth and Happiness |
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New Thought and Prosperity |
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| 5. New Thought and New Age |
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New Age Interests and Activities |
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Similarities Between New Age and New Thought |
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| 6. Something New in New Thought |
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God's Job Description and Yours |
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Paradigm Shifts: Revolutions of Thought |
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Alternatives to Postmodernism: Primordialism/Perennialism |
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Alternatives to Postmodernism: What's Behind Door #2 |
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Pantheism and Panentheism |
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The Golden Calf of Active Law |
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Demythologize or Die, at Least Intellectually |
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A Doctrinal Updating Through the Open Top |
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Other Advantages of Process New Thought |
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| 7. Growing Practical Application of New Thought |
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Recovering the Missing Ingredient |
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Self-Discipline, Mastery, and Freedom |
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Creeping into the Culture |
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Change Your Thinking for the Gipper |
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A Digression About Depression |
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It's Not Just for Sunday Any More |
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| 8. New Thought in Practice |
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Support for New Thought from Psychology |
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New Thought and Economics |
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| 9. Sky-Blue Expressions: An Affirmative Summary of Who I Am |
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| Bibliography |
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| About the Authors |
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