Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

promises of future bliss, if he ever made any, and so they go thru life looking forward to the heaven they imagine will come, going thru a set form of religious duties to prepare themselves for it, and spurn the heaven that is here on earth - which required neither money or religious rites for its possession - there is no mortgage on it.(HT)When religion becomes a duty it is no longer religion. If a man thinks he needs a religion let him choose the sim¬plest, the Golden Rule, keeping which, he be Buddhist, Mohammedon, Confucianist