The Law and the Word

by Laurens Perseus Hickok

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88 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1920

Reviews

[Malola]

Bastante verborrea no científica...

It has the poorest of metaphysics, but it's not poorly written. If I were not a skeptic, it wouldn't be so bad.
He seems convinced of his words and a true believer.

[Angel Veliz]

Brilliant.

An interesting read, I found the author to be intriguing. His concept of the "Word" had me Thinking after I read halfway through the book. It was a valid concept as the cognitive ability to think proved to be a gap in terms of faith. But with fundamental steps, this literature can teach you logic as well as the power to believe. I read the whole book as I forgot to read this a couple years back, it takes a trained mind to read it as its contents are exceptional.

[Diane]

This book is heavy - it is interesting and informative.

[Graig Yarbrough]

Another brilliant work my Thomas Troward.

[Mary Morony]

This book is slow going a first, but pack a power punch if you keep on it.