Collection: Emmet Fox

Emmet Fox (1886–1951) was an Irish-born New Thought minister and writer whose work brought Divine Science, biblical metaphysics, and what he called scientific prayer to a large twentieth-century audience.

Fox's writing is unusually direct. Rather than building an elaborate occult system, he repeatedly returns to a practical question: where is attention being placed, and what happens when thought is deliberately turned away from fear and toward the divine?

Where to Begin

Begin with The Golden Key (1931) for Fox's most concentrated statement of scientific prayer. Continue with Power Through Constructive Thinking (1932) for a broader practical collection, then The Sermon on the Mount (1934) for his extended metaphysical reading of biblical teaching.

Continue the Research

Read Emmet Fox and the Practice of Scientific Prayer for the historical and theological context behind his work.

For related paths, continue with Florence Scovel Shinn, Neville Goddard, and Joseph Murphy. Their practices overlap around prayer, language, imagination, and consciousness, but their theological frameworks are not identical.

Odd Enough Books does not currently have an Emmet Fox title catalogued for sale. This collection is maintained as a research and acquisition archive while appropriate editions are identified.

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