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==Session==

==Session==

===Quote===

===Quote===

“God, being eternal, universal, absolute, and infinite, does not grow in knowledge nor increase in wisdom. God does not acquire experience, as finite man might conjecture or comprehend, but he does, within the realms of his own eternal personality, enjoy those continuous expansions of self-realization which are in certain ways comparable to, and analogous with, the acquirement of new experience by the finite creatures of the evolutionary worlds.” ([[1:5|UB, 1:5.14]])  

''“God, being eternal, universal, absolute, and infinite, does not grow in knowledge nor increase in wisdom. God does not acquire experience, as finite man might conjecture or comprehend, but he does, within the realms of his own eternal personality, enjoy those continuous expansions of self-realization which are in certain ways comparable to, and analogous with, the acquirement of new experience by the finite creatures of the evolutionary worlds.”'' ([[1:5|UB, 1:5.14]])

 

===Lesson===

===Lesson===

Thought Adjuster: “By his boundless nature, the Father makes allowances for his everlasting expansion — never to be confined to the tight living quarters of narrow-mindedness or narrow-heartedness. He is free to live his eternal life to the fullest of its potentialities in an evolving cosmos where staggering numbers of chemical, electrical, mental, and emotional chain reactions simultaneously occur on all the planes that form its vast reality. There is never a dull moment as far as the Father is concerned. In him, knowledge and knowingness are cut from the same royal cloth.  

Thought Adjuster: “By his boundless nature, the Father makes allowances for his everlasting expansion — never to be confined to the tight living quarters of narrow-mindedness or narrow-heartedness. He is free to live his eternal life to the fullest of its potentialities in an evolving cosmos where staggering numbers of chemical, electrical, mental, and emotional chain reactions simultaneously occur on all the planes that form its vast reality. There is never a dull moment as far as the Father is concerned. In him, knowledge and knowingness are cut from the same royal cloth.