The Divine Law of Cure

activity affirms atheism become believe Bishop Berkeley bodily condition cause Celestia CHAPTER Christian Church conatus consciousness created creation creative cure of disease Descartes Divine Mind doctrine effect essence existence expression external world faculty faith Father Fichte force gives God's Gospel harmony healing heavens Hegel higher highest human body human nature human soul idea imagination Immanuel Hermann Fichte importance Infinite influence inspiration instinct intellectual intelligence intuitive Jesus the Christ John John xiv John xvii Jonathan Edwards knowledge language light live Logos Malebranche manifestation material matter means medicine mental action mode movement never object ourselves outward pain pantheism Paraclete perceive perception perpetually person phenomena philosophy physician Plato prayer preconscious principle reality religion religious revelation says Scriptures sensation sense Sir William Hamilton soul speak Spinoza spiritual substance Swedenborg things thought and feeling tion true truth uncon unconscious universe vital whole word Zoroaster