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INFINITISMS
(TRUTHS FOR ALL TIME) By Alfred Lawson ONE GOD FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE GOD. —— • —— To Know God One Must Understand His Laws. —— • —— LAW IS THE RULE OF PROCEDURE. —— • —— GOD’S LAWS are BASED UPON USEFULNESS. —— • —— Lawsonomy Is Knowledge of God’s Laws. —— • —— God Does Not Change His Laws for Anybody. —— • —— IT IS DANGEROUS to REFUTE GOD’S LAWS. —— • —— There Can Be No ACT Without a RE-ACT. —— • —— True Character Is Formed by Unselfish Acts. —— • —— Character Is More Valuable Than Wealth. —— • —— If Man Will Act Right He Can Have Knowledge. —— • —— Senses Were Created to Absorb Intelligence. —— • —— God Permits Inactive Creatures to Perish. —— • —— Growth Does Not Begin with Its Fullness. —— • —— The Works of God Prove His Greatness. Well, to answer his questions with absolute facts as a basis to start from, one must have an insight to God’s Natural Laws, with a knowledge of such amplifications as densities, spheres and scopes that lead to the methods by which God magnifies, condenses, simplifies and transforms matter through a process of Penetrability that makes it possible for Him to utilize everything without the loss of anything throughout all space and eternity. Of course, such studies as these were not mentioned before Lawson published his book, BORN AGAIN, in 1904 when he first called public attention to the subject. To understand such things, including God’s great law of MANEUVERABILITY, one must study the three volumes of LAWSONOMY which elucidate the Physical, Mental and Spiritual Manifestations of God. The first copyright on LAWSONOMY was in 1922. To be specific, a disease is not a tangible thing at all. It is a result that is caused by the lack of action. Action is life. Inaction is death. Every creature is built up as an operating machine from many different kinds of materials. The microscopic menorgs that build up a creature from within, draw the building materials from without, from the different surrounding densities. The elements that the menorgs extract from extraneous substances with which to build up man are too small for the human eye to see. |