Bernard Fontenelle called it the finest piece of writing ever done by man, and praised its author's four rules for man for the accomplishment of peace and true liberty.
Bernard Fontenelle called it the finest piece of writing ever done by man, and praised its author's four rules for man for the accomplishment of peace and true liberty. John Wesley thought so highly of it that he published an English translation of it titled The Christian's Pattern. Its final book is "Of the Sacrament of the Altar," while the first of its four books introduces "Admonitions Profitable for the Spiritual Life." Basically declaring the power of God in divine love, and the notion that God is all and man nothing, FTP, name this early 15th-century devotional work by Thomas a Kempis.
Bernard Fontenelle called it the finest piece of writing ever done by man, and praised its author's four rules for man for the accomplishment of peace and true liberty.
The {Imitation of Christ}  .