Arthur E.P. Brome Weigall

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    But to Akhnaton, although he had absolutely no precedent upon which to launch his thoughts, God was the intangible and yet ever-present Father of mankind, made manifest in sunshine. The youthful high priest called upon his subjects to search for their God not in the confusion of battle or behind the smoke of human sacrifices, but amidst the flowers and the trees, amidst the wild duck and the fishes. He preached an enlightened nature-study: in some respects he was, perhaps, the first apostle of the Simple Life.
  • b5790320226has quoted2 years ago
    But to Akhnaton, although he had absolutely no precedent upon which to launch his thoughts, God was the in
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