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time onward we find no trace of any distinction
in His own Life or in His teaching.
and consisted
To Him all life was sacred ;
in loyalty
to the Father, and service of
the brethren, one undivided
"
duty. Inasmuch,"
He taught, "as ye did your unconscious
daily brotherly task, you did it to
" and " / and the Father are One."
Me ;
Freedom 2. The Christian view of life is one of
perfect freedom. We are not slaves, but
sons, and free. Free, that is,
as children
are ;
free of the Father's presence, gifts,
love ;
free within the Family traditions ;
free, in sympathy with the Father to choose
always the better and the best without
;
any
suggestion of limit to the possibilities of
"
the child nature. Perfect as the Father is
perfect* is Christ's own amazing word.
Progress 3. Freedom, and therefore progress,
for
each son in his own life, for each generation
of sons according to the situation and the
call. Not uniformity within the Brotherhood,
but individuality within the limits of