Millionaire goes to hell and think his paperwork must have been mix up. He thinks a mistake has been made and demands Satan to correct the problem at once. The millionaire does not believe in God and does not accept Jesus Christ`s Salvation.
He thinks man is the measure of all things and not God. He thinks the Bible was written by drunks and fools. The millionaire demand that Satan turns the air ...
Minds of little penetration rest naturally on the surface of things. They do not like to pierce deep into them, for fear of labor and trouble; sometimes still more for fear of truth."
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Comments for "The Varieties of Religious Experience"
The Price
By: Leon Newton
Millionaire goes to hell and think his paperwork must have been mix up. He thinks a mistake has been made and demands Satan to correct the problem at once. The millionaire does not believe in God and does not accept Jesus Christ`s Salvation. He thinks man is the measure of all things and not God. He thinks the Bible was written by drunks and fools. The millionaire demand that Satan turns the air ...
The Ruins
By: C. F. Volney
Minds of little penetration rest naturally on the surface of things. They do not like to pierce deep into them, for fear of labor and trouble; sometimes still more for fear of truth."