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Dr. Weatherhead contends that the theological demands of Christianity are a barrier to an honest participation by a great number of people and that many agnostics are much closer to belief in the true God than many churchgoers.

— Leslie Weatherhead The Christian Agnostic (1965)

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Why do men hug words to their hearts after the living truth has long since fled from them?

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Any man, to the extent to which he is good, reveals the nature of God.

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I believe that all men, whatever their religion or lack of it, pass on into another phase of being, to another class in God’s school.

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Christianity must have a marvelous inherent power or the churches would have killed it long ago.

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There is no authority for God’s existence except the inward conviction that is born of mystical experience.

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