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The Measure of a Man — Charles Brodie Patterson — 1907

The Measure of a Man — Charles Brodie Patterson — 1907

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In The Measure of a Man (1907), Charles Brodie Patterson considers human development through a sequence of natural, rational, psychic, and spiritual stages.

The book asks by what standard a life should be measured and places the answer not in outward possession alone, but in the growth of consciousness, character, service, and the capacity to express a fuller spiritual nature.

Its sections on the “natural man,” “rational man,” “psychic man,” and “spiritual man” are followed by reflections on the Son of Man as human ideal, teacher, and healer. Together they form a compact New Thought study of the degrees through which Patterson believed the individual might develop.

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Author: Charles Brodie Patterson
Publication year: 1907
Subjects: New Thought, human development, character, spiritual consciousness, healing, and the ideal life
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book

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