Excerpt from The Religion of the Soul
There is One God, one Will of God and therefore one religion.
The ungodly strife among creeds with their inveterate traditional prejudices, and the consequent mental and sentimental confusion, is the result of the fact that none of them directly appeals to conscience as our inward bond with God.
Notwithstanding the universal conviction that conscience is the supreme tribunal of worthiness and judgment, no creed has ever attempted to explain the might of conscience as the living Voice of God and the supreme source of religion.
Though historical creeds possess a large volume of more or less sublime religious aspirations, the absence of the Voice of God in their fundamental doctrines makes it impossible for them to substantiate the spiritual honor of the soul, to establish religious harmony among themselves, and to lead mankind to that godly mutuality which is the desire of every righteous heart.
No religious cult or form has any intrinsic value unless it is strictly based on conscience, the sole might and inspiration of religious truth.
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