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God, the Invisible King

God, the Invisible King

By: H. G. Wells
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Summary

In God, the Invisible King, Wells presents a compelling vision of the divine that transcends traditional religious boundaries. He articulates his deeply held belief in a personal and intimate God, one that is neither confined to the tenets of atheism, Buddhism, Islam, nor Christianity. Instead, he invites readers to explore a renascent or modern religion that has emerged within him—a belief system that is both profound and uniquely his own. (Summary from Wikipedia)Copyright Religious Texts and Commentary Spirituality
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  • 016 - The Envoy
    Feb 11 2026
    In God, the Invisible King, Wells presents a compelling vision of the divine that transcends traditional religious boundaries. He articulates his deeply held belief in a personal and intimate God, one that is neither confined to the tenets of atheism, Buddhism, Islam, nor Christianity. Instead, he invites readers to explore a renascent or modern religion that has emerged within him—a belief system that is both profound and uniquely his own. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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    6 mins
  • 015 - Ch Seventh Parts 1-5
    Feb 11 2026
    In God, the Invisible King, Wells presents a compelling vision of the divine that transcends traditional religious boundaries. He articulates his deeply held belief in a personal and intimate God, one that is neither confined to the tenets of atheism, Buddhism, Islam, nor Christianity. Instead, he invites readers to explore a renascent or modern religion that has emerged within him—a belief system that is both profound and uniquely his own. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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    22 mins
  • 014 - Ch Sixth Parts 1-5
    Feb 11 2026
    In God, the Invisible King, Wells presents a compelling vision of the divine that transcends traditional religious boundaries. He articulates his deeply held belief in a personal and intimate God, one that is neither confined to the tenets of atheism, Buddhism, Islam, nor Christianity. Instead, he invites readers to explore a renascent or modern religion that has emerged within him—a belief system that is both profound and uniquely his own. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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    17 mins
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