On Union with God : Christianity.

Intro -- CONTENTS -- FOREWORD -- PREFACE -- CHAPTER 1 OF THE HIGHEST PERFECTION WHICH MAN CAN REACH IN THIS LlFE -- CHAPTER 2 HOW YOU MAY DESPISE ALL THINGS AND CLING TO CHRIST ALONE -- CHAPTER 3 PERFECTION IN THIS LIFE -- CHAPTER 4 THAT OUR CONCERN MUST BE WITH THE UNDERSTANDING AND NOT WITH THE SENSES -- CHAPTER 5 OF PURITY OF HEART, WHICH is TO BE SOUGHT ABOVE ALL ELSE -- CHAPTER 6 THAT A TRULY DEVOUT MAN MUST SEEK GOD IN PURITY OF MIND AND HEART -- CHAPTER 7 OF THE PRACTICE OF INTERIOR RECOLLECTION -- CHAPTER 8 THAT A TRULY DEVOUT MAN SHOULD COMMIT HIMSELF TO GOD IN ALL THINGS -- CHAPTER 9 THE CONTEMPLATION OF GOD IS TO BE PREFERRED ABOVE ALL OTHER EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 10 THAT WE SHOULD DESIRE THE UNION OF OUR WILL WITH GOD -- CHAPTER 11 IN WHAT MANNER WE SHOULD RESIST TEMPTATION AND ENDURE TRIALS -- CHAPTER 12 THE POWER OF THE LOVE OF GOD -- CHAPTER 13 OF THE NATURE AND ADVANTAGES OF PRAYER- OF INTERIOR RECOLLECTION -- CHAPTER 14 THAT EVERYTHING SHOULD BE JUDGED ACCORDING TO OUR CONSCIENCE -- CHAPTER 15 ON THE CONTEMPT OF SELF: HOW IT IS ACQUIRED: ITS PROFIT TO THE SOUL -- CHAPTER 16 OF THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD, WHICH WATCHES OVER ALL THINGS.

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