All These Things Added

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As one of the leading inspirational writers of the early 20th century, James Allen completed several exceptional books that have helped lay the foundation for the self-help and inspirational movement in the century to follow. Allen’s best known book, As a Man Thinketh, has been mass-produced since it was first published in 1903, and continues to be read by millions today.

All These Things Added is another powerful work by James Allen that focuses on self-introspection and the concept of finding the path to God through shifting one’s thinking. Unlike most inspirational speakers and writers who hold a predominantly Christian perspective, Allen doesn’t rely on scripture to get his point across. Instead, the pop philosopher employs carefully constructed arguments that hold their ground by themselves, and help to explain many of the intellectual issues associated with the belief in Divinity.

The book is an impressive venture into Allen’s understanding of spirituality and the human mind. The author seeks to bridge the gap between religion and reason, even using content that leans to some extent towards Buddhist beliefs, in order to get his point across.

At the same time, his elegant rhetoric is easy to understand, but very difficult to fight against. Allen uses a beautifully crafted selection of Christian metaphors alongside his engaging style to help readers see that self-examination and self-analysis are the effective tools we all possess, and have to use, if we want to attain the Kingdom of God.

Although Allen spent a great deal working as a journalist to earn his living, the early 1900s became a blessing to him and to all the readers who have come across his brilliant works. Aside from As a Man Thinketh, the author also produced several other notable inspirational books, such as From Poverty to Power, Out from the Heart (the sequel to As a Man Thinketh) and Eight Pillars of Prosperity.
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