He recalls that after the first night of this lecture series some hearers thought him a dangerous man because he plainly meant that God and man are one.
Date (happened)
c. September 1959
probable
- c. September 1959
- c. September 1959
Place
Persons
Told / reported
- 22 September 1959
- 22 September 1959
Sources
Source
- Fawcett's Letter (Imaginism) ¶32 (My whole purpose is to tell you how wonderful you are, and if after the first night of this series you thought I was a dangerous man because I meant what I said, that God and man are one – well, it is what I have been sent to tell you.)
Attested in 1 lecture
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959-09-22 [exact/certain/final] | Fawcett's Letter (Imaginism) | My whole purpose is to tell you how wonderful you are, and if after the first night of this series you thought I was a dangerous man because I meant what I said, that God and man are one – well, it is what I have been sent to tell you. And may I also tell you that everyone who is sent is called a devil, and God loves every one of them. Now let us go into the silence. | 552775 |