How Do You Know There is a God? by Herbert W. Eustace

[@amazingjane2703]

Gary Singleterry is a wonderful reader!

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Thank you for reading and posting this wonderful audio!!!❤❤❤❤

[@michelleboyer5671]

Thank goodness for c.s.I would be fine if I was the only c.s.practiceing
Once you found it one will never forget the best version of ourselves and God .....true life and love ❤️

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Thank you.

[@moreblessingmercy7844]

thank you very much for the reading

[@inezcm1]

Wonderful. Thank you.

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Extreamely useful! Thank you

[@alvinprettyman1802]

thanks for the lessons

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Amazing ty

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Thank you for presenting these lessons. The reading is very clear & understandable.

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[@watchfuleagleson]

The Singleterry readings are great, but work better for me at 1.5 playback speed.

[@Bonnie21catdog]

Thank You!

[@gailsmith5231]

Lovely reading - beautiful voice

[@Robb3348]

Yes I always appreciate Gary's reading style. It seems to me that this lesson is fundamentally the same as Descartes' insight which he summarized in the famous phrase, "Cogito ergo sum" ("I think, therefore I am"). It also reminds me of George Burnell's "Axioms". I wonder if someone could cite a few passages from S & H which back up the line of argument made here?

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Tv

[@Susan-sh1de]

Before Abraham was I Am.