Charles Fillmore: Quotes about God

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“Therefore, in the light of the Truth that God is love, and that Jesus came to make his love manifest in the world, we cannot believe it is his will for men to eat meat, or to do anything else that would cause suffering to the innocent and helpless.”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Vegetarianism, Unity Magazine, June 1915. Quoted in Will Tuttle, The World Peace Diet (2005), ch. 3.

“Men personalize good and evil in a multiplicity of gods and devils, but Truth students follow Jesus in recognizing the supreme Spirit in man as the "one God and Father of all."”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Mysteries Of John (1946)

“The universal desire among awakened Christians to love God and man is part of the law constantly operating through man when he finds his right relation to God.”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Mysteries Of John (1946)

“We see that Jesus taught plainly that God functions in and through man and nature instead of being a person somewhere in the skies; also that we demonstrate God by making His Spirit manifest in our life. He that hath seen me hath seen the Father.”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Mysteries Of John (1946)

“God is Spirit in whom we "live, and move, and have our being." We are the offspring of this Spirit and can make conscious contact with it by turning our attention away from material things and thinking about Spirit. As we practice this kind of prayer our innate Spirit showers its life energies into our conscious mind and a great soul expansion follows.”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Teach Us to Pray with Cora Fillmore (1941)

“We have been so persistently taught that prayer consists in asking God for some human need that we have lost sight of our spiritual identity and have become a race of praying beggars.”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Teach Us to Pray with Cora Fillmore (1941)

“Above all practice the presence of God in prayer. Divine Mind has given us all potentialities, in prayer we recognize it as the source of these, and with a right understanding of our relation to it our soul grows great with infinite capacity, all potentiality. "With God all things are possible."”

Charles Fillmore

"All things whatsoever the Father hath are mine."
Source: Teach Us to Pray with Cora Fillmore (1941)