Prosperity

The book explores the teachings of Charles Fillmore, a key figure in the Unity Church and the New Thought movement. It emphasizes a "positive, practical Christianity," advocating for the belief that poverty is a sin and that God desires wealth for everyone. This philosophy, articulated in a 1940 edition, has influenced modern fundamentalist preachers, though often in ways that diverge from Fillmore's original intentions. The text reflects Fillmore's unique approach to spirituality and prosperity, highlighting its relevance in contemporary discussions about faith and abundance.