| SIMULTANEOUS................5 | |
| comes first, though they are simultaneous in eternity, where they cannot | T 9 E 6 (232) |
| is limitless. They can be simultaneous and legion. This is not | T 14 F 3 (377) |
| Maker of the world, the simultaneous Corrector of the mad belief | T 25 D 4 (676) |
| and its results are really simultaneous, for cause and effect are | W 19 L 1 (32) |
| problem and the answer as simultaneous in their occurrence. That is | W 90 RII 5 (173) |
| SIMULTANEOUSLY..............14 | |
| give than to receive. They simultaneously increase the strength of the | T 1 B 16 (2) |
| his neighbors inestimable worth simultaneously. T 1 B 19 | T 1 B 18 (3) |
| ultimately re-awakens the Spiritual eye, simultaneously weakening the investment in physical | T 2 B 31 (29) |
| to do conflicting things, either simultaneously or successively. This produces conflicted | T 2 D 5 (38) |
| in yourself AND in others simultaneously. Because you see them as | T 3 D 5 (53) |
| make this exchange, you will simultaneously exchange guilt for joy, viciousness | T 5 H 3 (120) |
| interpretations of the same thing simultaneously, or almost simultaneously, for the | T 5 H 4 (121) |
| same thing simultaneously, or almost simultaneously, for the ego always speaks | T 5 H 4 (121) |
| out by these two teachers simultaneously, each one merely INTERFERES with | T 8 B 3 (189) |
| becomes possible. You CANNOT learn simultaneously from two teachers who are | T 8 B 4 (189) |
| How can you do both simultaneously with the SAME THING, and | T 8 G 12 (206) |
| the separation, returning your mind simultaneously to your Creator and your | T 9 H 7 (240) |
| correction was established and completed simultaneously, for the Will of God | M 3 A 2 M(4) |
| involved have reached a stage simultaneously in which the teaching-learning balance | M 4 A 5 M(7) |
| SIN.........................550 | |
| not otherwise correct. The word sin should be changed to lack | T 1 B 25 b (4) |
| to lack of love, because sin is a man-made word with | T 1 B 25 b (4) |
| is lack of light, as sin is lack of love. It | T 1 B 40b (9) |
| it IS the belief in sin. T 5 G 6 | T 5 G 5 (118) |
| The ego does not perceive sin as a lack of love | T 5 G 6 (118) |
| lack of love. It perceives sin as a POSITIVE ACT OF | T 5 G 6 (118) |
| as soon as you regard sin as a LACK, you will | T 5 G 6 (118) |
| God created. Perceiving this as sin, you become defensive because you | T 5 I 12 (127) |
| this sense the wages of sin IS death. The sense is | T 9 K 1 (248) |
| KNOWING that you could not sin against Him. You denied Him | T 9 K 6 (249) |
| Father created you wholly without sin, wholly without pain, and wholly | T 9 K 9 (250) |
| you deny Him you bring sin, pain and suffering into your | T 9 K 9 (250) |
| CONCEIVE of it. Adams sin could have touched none of | T 11 J 3 (307) |
| ANYONE, BELIEVE THIS NOT. For sin and condemnation are the same | T 13 C 5 (339) |
| Spirit teaches only that the sin of self-replacement on the throne | T 13 H 15 (358) |
| who believe that hate is sin merely feel guilty, and do | T 16 F 2 (439) |
| he feels guilty for the sin of taking, and of giving | T 16 F 7 (440) |
| was made. Call it not sin but madness, for such it | T 18 B 3 (481) |
| ALWAYS means you still find sin attractive. No one accepts Atonement | T 18 H 1 (500) |
| for himself who still accepts sin as his goal. You have | T 18 H 1 (500) |
| Time controls it entirely, for sin is never present. In any | T 18 H 3 (500) |
| reach Atonement by fighting against sin. Enormous effort is expended in | T 18 H 4 (500) |
| against the giving in to sin; when the light comes at | T 18 H 5 (501) |
| is the way in which sin loses all attraction RIGHT NOW | T 18 H 7 (501) |
| C. Sin versus Error | T 19 C 0 (517) |
| error be not confused with sin, and it is this distinction | T 19 C 1 (517) |
| the wrong made right. But sin, were it possible, would be | T 19 C 1 (517) |
| be irreversible. The belief in sin is necessarily based on the | T 19 C 1 (517) |
| it can give it absolution. Sin calls for punishment as error | T 19 C 1 (517) |
| T 19 C 2 Sin is not an error, for | T 19 C 2 (517) |
| is not an error, for sin entails an arrogance which the | T 19 C 2 (517) |
| idea of error lacks. To sin would be to violate reality | T 19 C 2 (517) |
| violate reality, and to SUCCEED. Sin is the proclamation that attack | T 19 C 2 (517) |
| open to opposition and defeat. Sin is the grand illusion underlying | T 19 C 2 (517) |
| against himself. But he CANNOT sin. There is nothing he can | T 19 C 3 (517) |
| really guilty. That is what sin would do, for such is | T 19 C 3 (517) |
| in the whole idea of sin, it is IMPOSSIBLE. For the | T 19 C 3 (517) |
| IMPOSSIBLE. For the wages of sin IS death, and how can | T 19 C 3 (517) |
| s insane religion is that sin is not error but TRUTH | T 19 C 4 (517) |
| Any attempt to re-interpret sin as error is always indefensible | T 19 C 5 (517) |
| the ego. The idea of sin is wholly sacrosanct to its | T 19 C 5 (517) |
| ego made its world on sin. Only in such a world | T 19 C 6 (518) |
| is found in this. For sin has changed creation from an | T 19 C 6 (518) |
| be brought? The holiness of sin is kept in place by | T 19 C 6 (518) |
| impossible to have faith in sin, for sin IS faithlessness. Yet | T 19 C 6 (518) |
| have faith in sin, for sin IS faithlessness. Yet it IS | T 19 C 6 (518) |
| defended than the idea that sin is real; the natural expression | T 19 C 7 (518) |
| the death of God, Whom sin has killed! And this would | T 19 C 7 (518) |
| D. The Unreality of Sin T 19 | T 19 D 0 (520) |
| of guilt is found in sin, not error. Sin will be | T 19 D 1 (520) |
| found in sin, not error. Sin will be repeated BECAUSE of | T 19 D 1 (520) |
| become so acute that the sin is denied the acting out | T 19 D 1 (520) |
| go of the idea of sin. For guilt still calls to | T 19 D 1 (520) |
| captive to its sick appeal. Sin is an idea of evil | T 19 D 1 (520) |
| is really called upon by sin, and always ANSWERS. For the | T 19 D 2 (520) |
| ANSWERS. For the ego brings sin to FEAR, demanding punishment. Yet | T 19 D 2 (520) |
| always the great preserver of sin; treating it with respect, and | T 19 D 2 (520) |
| D 3 Sometimes a sin can be repeated over and | T 19 D 3 (520) |
| change its status from a sin to a mistake. Now you | T 19 D 3 (520) |
| but change the FORM of sin, granting that it was an | T 19 D 3 (520) |
| your perception, for it is SIN that calls for punishment, not | T 19 D 3 (520) |
| The Holy Spirit CANNOT punish sin. Mistakes He recognizes, and would | T 19 D 3 (520) |
| entrusted Him to do. But sin He knows not, nor can | T 19 D 3 (520) |
| for love. What, then, is sin? What could it be but | T 19 D 4 (520) |
| not while you believe in sin. In error, yes, for this | T 19 D 6 (521) |
| corrected by the mind. But sin is the belief that your | T 19 D 6 (521) |
| are tempted to believe that sin is real, remember this: If | T 19 D 7 (521) |
| is real, remember this: If sin is real, both God and | T 19 D 7 (521) |
| totally unlike the rest. If sin is real, God must be | T 19 D 7 (521) |
| body, you will believe in sin. While you believe that bodies | T 19 D 8 (522) |
| guilt attractive, and believe that sin is precious. For the belief | T 19 D 8 (522) |
| split apart and overthrown. For sin would PROVE what God created | T 19 D 8 (522) |
| itself before the power of sin. Sin is perceived as MIGHTIER | T 19 D 8 (522) |
| before the power of sin. Sin is perceived as MIGHTIER than | T 19 D 8 (522) |
| 19 D 9 If sin were real, it would forever | T 19 D 9 (522) |
| it, and the belief in sin has been uprooted in its | T 19 D 9 (522) |
| You will be healed of sin and all its ravages the | T 19 D 10 (522) |
| another from the belief in sin. T 19 D 11 | T 19 D 10 (523) |
| has been given you. For sin will not prevail against a | T 19 D 11 (523) |
| each other, and let not sin arise again to blind your | T 19 D 12 (523) |
| to blind your eyes. For sin would keep you separate, but | T 19 D 12 (523) |
| fixed and unchangeable dedication to sin and its results. Now it | T 19 E 7 (527) |
| remnant of the belief in sin, is all that remains of | T 19 E 8 (527) |
| scrap of evil and of sin which they can find, losing | T 19 F 2 (528) |
| in their savage search for sin, they --- | T 19 F 3 (528) |
| became the symbol of your sin, and so I had to | T 19 F 8 (530) |
| of you. To the ego sin MEANS death, and so Atonement | T 19 F 8 (530) |
| death does not atone for sin. Yet you can LIVE to | T 19 F 9 (530) |
| to be the symbol of sin, while you believe that it | T 19 F 9 (530) |
| witness of the end of sin, and shows you that its | T 19 G 8 (532) |
| be, when the belief in sin is gone? And where is | T 19 G 8 (532) |
| ego sees as PROOF of sin. It is not really punitive | T 19 H 4 (535) |
| body to the goal of sin, and places in it all | T 19 H 8 (536) |
| laugh at death. The sentence sin would lay upon him he | T 19 I 2 (537) |
| From the ego came sin and guilt and death, in | T 19 J 1 (538) |
| sure; God, Who created neither sin nor death, wills not that | T 19 J 1 (538) |
| them. He knows of neither sin nor its results. The shrouded | T 19 J 1 (538) |
| of corruption, a sacrifice to sin, offered to sin to feed | T 19 J 2 (538) |
| sacrifice to sin, offered to sin to feed upon and keep | T 19 J 2 (538) |
| his Creator. The arrogance of sin, the pride of guilt, the | T 19 J 2 (538) |
| REAL attraction. The end of sin, which nestles quietly in the | T 19 J 7 (539) |
| of fear, a sign of sin and death. Remember, then, that | T 19 J 9 (540) |
| it as a sign of sin and death, nor use it | T 19 J 9 (540) |
| your friends. The loveliness of sin, the delicate appeal of guilt | T 19 K 6 (542) |
| you cast the veil of sin upon Him to hide His | T 19 L 7 (544) |
| of Christ, the worshippers of sin, know not Whom they attack | T 19 L 7 (544) |
| is your brother, crucified by sin, and waiting for release from | T 19 L 7 (544) |
| lift the heavy burden of sin you laid upon him and | T 19 L 9 (545) |
| freedom and complete release from sin, here in the garden of | T 19 L 11 (545) |
| his Father, Who knows no sin, no death, but only life | T 19 L 11 (545) |
| celebration of the COST of sin, but of its END | T 20 B 3 (547) |
| fear and withering blight of sin alike. Your gift has saved | T 20 C 10 (551) |
| D. Sin as an Adjustment | T 20 D 0 (553) |
| 1 The belief in sin is an ADJUSTMENT. And an | T 20 D 1 (553) |
| The world BELIEVES in sin, but the belief that made | T 20 D 7 (554) |
| love BECAUSE it knows no sin, and it must look on | T 20 D 12 (556) |
| He gives no power to sin, and therefore it HAS none | T 20 E 1 (557) |
| T 20 E 2 Sin has no place in Heaven | T 20 E 2 (557) |
| In him is Heaven. See sin in him instead, and Heaven | T 20 E 2 (557) |
| power of the release from sin you offered him. To each | T 20 E 5 (558) |
| new world rises in which sin can enter not, and where | T 20 E 6 (558) |
| sings of the end of sin and fear. Each speaks in | T 20 F 2 (560) |
| s idol; the belief in sin made flesh and then projected | T 20 G 11 (566) |
| change in a relationship from sin to holiness should now be | T 20 H 2 (567) |
| of letting the effects of sin be lifted, so what was | T 20 H 4 (568) |
| But the PURPOSE here is sin. It cannot be attained BUT | T 20 H 5 (568) |
| all. In the darkness of sin, he is invisible. He can | T 20 H 6 (568) |
| bodies, serving the cause of sin an instant before he dies | T 20 H 6 (568) |
| value UNLESS the goal is sin. T 20 K 8 | T 20 H 7 (569) |
| purpose through the means of sin? Judgment you taught yourself; vision | T 20 H 8 (569) |
| because it cannot look on sin. And thus it leads you | T 20 H 8 (569) |
| it. Destructiveness becomes benign, and sin is turned to blessing under | T 20 I 6 (571) |
| CORRECT? Its eyes ADJUST to sin, unable to overlook it in | T 20 I 6 (571) |
| it, to sin and die, attack and murder | T 20 I 7 (572) |
| are possible. And one is sin, the other holiness. Nothing is | T 20 I 9 (572) |
| projected from within, adjusts to sin and seems to witness to | T 20 I 9 (572) |
| the fearful outcomes of imagined sin, into the calm and reassuring | T 20 I 10 (572) |
| awareness. They step away from sin, reminding you that it is | T 20 I 10 (573) |
| and the complete escape from sin, all to be given you | T 21 C 2 (578) |
| nothing. Suffer, and you decided sin was your goal. Be happy | T 21 C 3 (578) |
| of madness. The goal of sin induces the perception of a | T 21 C 10 (580) |
| All special relationships have sin as their goal. For they | T 21 D 1 (583) |
| for truth. The SOURCE of sin is gone. You may imagine | T 21 D 2 (583) |
| if it is placed in sin. But it is ALWAYS recognized | T 21 D 2 (583) |
| What faith you give to sin you TAKE AWAY from holiness | T 21 D 3 (583) |
| holiness has been REMOVED from sin. T 21 D 4 | T 21 D 3 (583) |
| for losing certainty and finding sin. This mad direction was your | T 21 D 5 (584) |
| for all the means for sin by which you sought to | T 21 D 6 (584) |
| them, they lead AWAY from sin, because His purpose lies in | T 21 D 6 (584) |
| your brothers, and seek for sin with them. The Holy Spirit | T 21 D 6 (584) |
| the means that once served sin are redirected now toward holiness | T 21 D 7 (584) |
| For what you think is sin is LIMITATION, and whom you | T 21 D 7 (584) |
| body because the means for sin are dear to you. And | T 21 D 7 (584) |
| have renounced the means for sin by choosing to let all | T 21 D 8 (585) |
| choose to look away from sin are given vision, and are | T 21 D 8 (585) |
| Those who believe in sin MUST think the Holy Spirit | T 21 D 9 (585) |
| you, without one spot of sin upon it, and in the | T 21 D 9 (585) |
| carry out the means for sin in which the MIND believes | T 21 D 10 (585) |
| belief of those who value sin. And so is sacrifice invariably | T 21 D 10 (585) |
| to be a sacrifice to sin, and in the darkness so | T 21 D 12 (586) |
| look within, and see the sin you think is there. This | T 21 E 1 (587) |
| admit. Fear in association with sin the ego deems quite appropriate | T 21 E 1 (587) |
| your belief and faith in sin. Its temples do not shake | T 21 E 1 (587) |
| of this. Your faith that sin is there but witnesses to | T 21 E 1 (587) |
| your eyes will light on sin, and God will strike you | T 21 E 2 (587) |
| to look within because of sin is yet another fear, and | T 21 E 2 (587) |
| looked within and saw NO sin? This fearful question is one | T 21 E 3 (587) |
| TRUTH. And your belief in sin has been ALREADY shaken, nor | T 21 E 3 (587) |
| upon itself. It KNOWS no sin. How, otherwise, could it have | T 21 E 4 (588) |
| unafraid. Little children, innocent of sin, follow in gladness the way | T 21 E 8 (589) |
| re-directed from the goal of sin, as are the others. For | T 21 F 7 (592) |
| which CANNOT be applied to sin. Knowledge is far beyond attainment | T 21 F 9 (592) |
| 1 Reason cannot see sin but CAN see errors, and | T 21 G 1 (594) |
| you when you think you sin, you call for help. Yet | T 21 G 1 (594) |
| by you WITHOUT your brother. Sin would maintain it can. Yet | T 21 G 2 (594) |
| upon himself apart from it? Sin would maintain you must be | T 21 G 2 (594) |
| 6 If you choose sin instead of healing, you would | T 21 G 6 (595) |
| helpless is the COST of sin. Helplessness is sins condition | T 21 H 1 (598) |
| COST of sin. Helplessness is sins condition; the one requirement | T 21 H 1 (598) |
| can be no faith in sin without an enemy. Who that | T 21 H 5 (599) |
| enemy. Who that believes in sin would DARE believe he has | T 21 H 5 (599) |
| emphasize his helplessness, and let sin tell him that his enemy | T 21 H 5 (599) |
| have no enemies and cannot sin? And do I want to | T 21 H 5 (599) |
| last remaining hope of finding sin, and not accepting power. | T 21 H 6 (599) |
| the choice of truth or sin, power or helplessness, | T 21 H 7 (599) |
| look on the effects of sin in any form, all you | T 21 H 8 (600) |
| as a little glint of sin attracts you. And you can | T 21 H 10 (600) |
| to exchange the world of sin for what the Holy Spirit | T 21 H 11 (600) |
| is this the world of sin denies. And therefore those who | T 21 H 11 (600) |
| therefore those who look on sin are seeing the denial of | T 21 H 11 (600) |
| need no longer look on sin apart. No two can look | T 22 A 1 (604) |
| No two can look on sin together, for they could never | T 22 A 1 (604) |
| the same place and time. Sin is a strictly individual perception | T 22 A 1 (604) |
| going is the NEED for sin gone with them. Who has | T 22 A 2 (604) |
| them. Who has need for sin? Only the lonely and alone | T 22 A 2 (604) |
| that makes the need for sin, not real but seen, seem | T 22 A 2 (604) |
| this would be real, if sin were so. For an unholy | T 22 A 2 (604) |
| need be hidden as a sin. But a mistake indeed! Let | T 22 B 4 (607) |
| Let not your fear of sin protect it from correction, for | T 22 B 4 (607) |
| in innocence is faith in sin if the belief excludes one | T 22 C 4 (611) |
| attained, then the belief in sin must be eternal. Yet reason | T 22 C 5 (611) |
| entirely from all effects of sin. Would you have partial forgiveness | T 22 C 13 (613) |
| reach Heaven while a single sin still tempts you to remain | T 22 C 13 (613) |
| can see the difference between sin and mistakes because it WANTS | T 22 D 2 (614) |
| to its fixed belief in sin, and disregard of errors. It | T 22 D 2 (614) |
| salvation can be given you. Sin is a block, set like | T 22 D 3 (614) |
| their form, can be corrected. Sin is but error in a | T 22 D 4 (615) |
| beyond the granite block of sin, and stopping at the outside | T 22 D 5 (615) |
| body, which YOU believe can sin? Beyond his errors is HIS | T 22 D 8 (616) |
| to justify the others sin. He sees within the other | T 22 D 9 (616) |
| other what impels him to sin against his will. And thus | T 22 D 9 (616) |
| to see himself as CAUSING sin by his desire to have | T 22 D 9 (616) |
| by his desire to have sin real. Yet reason sees a | T 22 D 9 (616) |
| place, before the veil of sin that hangs between you and | T 22 E 3 (617) |
| to dispel their faith in sin. T 22 E 5 | T 22 E 4 (618) |
| what you fear? Belief in sin needs great defense, and at | T 22 F 2 (619) |
| defended against, and sacrificed. For sin is carved into a block | T 22 F 2 (619) |
| holy relationship there is no sin. The form of error is | T 22 G 5 (622) |
| do not see that every sin and every condemnation which you | T 22 G 11 (624) |
| The sinless cannot fear, for sin of any kind is weakness | T 23 A 1 (626) |
| that everything you use for sin can hurt you, and become | T 23 A 2 (626) |
| in their innocence, released from sin and fear, and happily returned | T 23 A 3 (626) |
| a little sigh of seeming sin, nor for a tiny stirring | T 23 A 4 (626) |
| it is at variance with sin. T 23 A 5 | T 23 A 4 (627) |
| trace of the belief in sin that keeps God homeless and | T 23 B 10 (630) |
| One becomes a house of sin. And nothing is remembered except | T 23 B 11 (631) |
| indeed to every worshipper of sin, is that each one must | T 23 C 4 (632) |
| is that each one must sin, and therefore deserves attack and | T 23 C 4 (632) |
| Himself is powerless to overcome. Sin cannot be remitted, being the | T 23 C 4 (633) |
| Here do the laws of sin appear to hold love captive | T 23 C 14 (636) |
| hold love captive, and let sin go free. T 23 | T 23 C 14 (636) |
| From the belief in sin, the faith in chaos MUST | T 23 C 21 (637) |
| Specialness is the idea of sin made real. Sin is impossible | T 24 C 3 (648) |
| idea of sin made real. Sin is impossible even to imagine | T 24 C 3 (648) |
| imagine without this base. For sin arose from it, out of | T 24 C 3 (648) |
| and wrapped it carefully in sin, to keep it safe from | T 24 C 3 (648) |
| for compromise that would establish sin loves substitute, and serve | T 24 C 12 (651) |
| it unforgivable, and makes it sin. How can he then GIVE | T 24 D 1 (653) |
| you cherish, you have made sin. Inviolate it stands, strongly defended | T 24 D 2 (653) |
| and unforgiven, and yourself in sin beside him, both in misery | T 24 D 2 (653) |
| brother IS its enemy, while sin, if it were possible, would | T 24 E 5 (657) |
| kind, you have beheld some sin within your brother, and have | T 24 E 6 (657) |
| peace BECAUSE He sees no sin. Identify with Him, and what | T 24 F 3 (658) |
| instant from the fireflies of sin and then go out, to | T 24 F 4 (658) |
| before it hated you. The sin its eyes behold in him | T 24 F 4 (659) |
| YOU escape. And not one sin you see in him but | T 24 G 5 (662) |
| can a misperception be a sin? Let all your brothers | T 25 D 6 (677) |
| not be there in yours. Sin is the fixed belief perception | T 25 D 8 (678) |
| If, then, it IS forgiven, sins perception must have been | T 25 D 8 (678) |
| change. But on His vision sin cannot encroach, for sin has | T 25 D 8 (678) |
| vision sin cannot encroach, for sin has been CORRECTED by His | T 25 D 8 (678) |
| been an error, not a sin. For what it claimed could | T 25 D 8 (678) |
| could never be, has been. Sin is attacked by punishment, and | T 25 D 8 (678) |
| Son of God could never sin, but he CAN wish for | T 25 D 9 (678) |
| of himself? Is this a sin or a mistake, forgivable or | T 25 D 9 (678) |
| you think that suffering and sin will bring you joy, so | T 25 E 2 (679) |
| tired hearts that look on sin and beat its sad refrain | T 25 E 3 (679) |
| meaningless without the goal of sin. Attack and sin are bound | T 25 F 1 (681) |
| goal of sin. Attack and sin are bound as one illusion | T 25 F 1 (681) |
| hate because there is no sin in him for you to | T 25 F 3 (681) |
| vengeance, nor a punisher of sin. The kindness of his sight | T 25 G 1 (683) |
| uses to translate specialness from sin into salvation. Forgiveness is for | T 25 G 5 (684) |
| choice was made. His special sin was made his special grace | T 25 G 6 (684) |
| then it cannot be a sin. Sin is the one thing | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| it cannot be a sin. Sin is the one thing in | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| to hide the pain of sin from sinners, and deceive with | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| one knows the cost of sin is death. And so it | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| And so it IS. For sin is a REQUEST for death | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| love to everyone who thinks sin possible. Nor WILL it change | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| believes this to be true. Sin is not real BECAUSE the | T 25 H 4 (687) |
| meaningless BECAUSE it rests on sin. Who could create the changeless | T 25 H 4 (687) |
| What is not love is sin, and either one perceives the | T 25 H 6 (687) |
| the way to sanity. But sin is equally insane within the | T 25 H 6 (687) |
| his sinfulness, and all the sin he sees within the world | T 25 H 9 (688) |
| of the more basic tenet, Sin is real, and rules the | T 25 H 11 (689) |
| can be corrected here. And sin MUST be impossible, if THIS | T 25 H 12 (689) |
| those who still believe in sin? What could they know of | T 25 I 2 (691) |
| not escaped. The laws of sin DEMAND a victim. Who it | T 25 I 3 (691) |
| any sacrifice is made that sin may be | T 25 I 4 (691) |
| offered for the cost of sin, but not the total cost | T 25 I 4 (692) |
| for those who still believe sin meaningful to understand the Holy | T 25 I 5 (692) |
| sinned. Their world depends on sins stability. And they perceive | T 25 I 6 (692) |
| they think the loss of sin a curse. And flee the | T 25 I 7 (692) |
| power to forgive HIMSELF of sin. --- Manuscript | T 25 I 10 (693) |
| who pays the cost of sin, so it be paid, the | T 25 I 12 (694) |
| his sinlessness, and not his sin. How little need you give | T 25 I 13 (695) |
| deliverance from all effects of sin, and to the life eternal | T 25 I 15 (695) |
| released from all effects of sin? You cannot answer this until | T 25 J 1 (696) |
| peace of Heaven. Not ONE sin would you retain. And not | T 25 J 1 (696) |
| will you hold dear, that sin be kept in place. You | T 25 J 1 (696) |
| sacrifice to your belief in sin. You sacrifice YOUR innocence with | T 26 B 5 (701) |
| you see in him a sin deserving death. T 26 | T 26 B 5 (701) |
| is sacrificed in solitude to sin. T 26 B 7 | T 26 B 6 (702) |
| then God would be unfair; sin would be possible, attack be | T 26 C 2 (703) |
| and wholly simple. Here is sin denied, and everything that IS | T 26 D 2 (706) |
| E. Where Sin Has Left | T 26 E 0 (708) |
| It translates the world of sin into a simple world, where | T 26 E 1 (708) |
| unless he has believed in sin, and still believes that he | T 26 E 1 (708) |
| Forgiveness turns the world of sin into a world of glory | T 26 E 2 (708) |
| And in the space which sin left vacant do they join | T 26 E 2 (708) |
| is but the space that sin has left. And here you | T 26 E 3 (708) |
| stand upon the ground where sin has left a place for | T 26 E 3 (708) |
| altars is set where once sin was believed to be. And | T 26 E 3 (708) |
| 26 E 5 Where sin once was perceived will rise | T 26 E 5 (709) |
| within the tiny spot that sin proclaimed to be its own | T 26 E 5 (709) |
| voice. This tiny spot of sin that stands between you still | T 26 E 5 (709) |
| and in all belief in sin, is that one instant still | T 26 F 6 (711) |
| and undone. Can sin withstand the Will of God | T 26 F 9 (712) |
| sick illusions. All belief in sin, in power of attack, in | T 26 G 1 (714) |
| replaced by sanity. Sickness and sin are seen as consequence and | T 26 H 1 (715) |
| shadows and illusions built on sin. The Son of God perceives | T 26 H 2 (715) |
| lies where the belief in sin must be, for only there | T 26 H 4 (715) |
| T 26 H 6 Sin is not error, for it | T 26 H 6 (716) |
| He lost His Mind, proclaiming sin has taken His reality from | T 26 H 6 (716) |
| of Gods Son where sin was thought to rule. Perhaps | T 26 H 7 (716) |
| within Itself? There IS no sin. And every miracle is possible | T 26 H 10 (717) |
| T 26 H 13 Sin is belief attack can be | T 26 H 13 (718) |
| error does the world of sin and sacrifice arise. This world | T 26 H 13 (718) |
| blessing to the world of sin and death. For what can | T 26 H 20 (720) |
| judged disastrous NOW? Belief in sin arouses fear, and like its | T 26 I 5 (722) |
| only interval of time which sin and fear have overlooked, but | T 26 I 5 (722) |
| away all darkened thoughts of sin, and keep the light where | T 26 J 7 (725) |
| paint the picture in which sin is justified, is sickness in | T 27 B 5 (731) |
| unto the strange belief that sin and death are real, and | T 27 B 7 (731) |
| are real, and innocence and sin will end alike within the | T 27 B 7 (731) |
| is to show your brother sin can HAVE no cause. How | T 27 B 8 (731) |
| from which the goal of sin has been removed, is Heaven | T 27 B 9 (732) |
| no one can forgive a sin which he believes is real | T 27 C 2 (733) |
| forgiveness does not first establish sin and THEN forgive it. Who | T 27 C 2 (733) |
| C 3 To witness sin and yet forgive it is | T 27 C 3 (733) |
| holds not the proof of sin before his brothers eyes | T 27 C 3 (733) |
| heavy with the proof of sin. And what you wish IS | T 27 C 7 (735) |
| It asks but to establish sin is real, and answers in | T 27 E 4 (742) |
| the form of preference. Which sin do you prefer? That is | T 27 E 4 (742) |
| T 27 G 2 Sin shifts from pain to pleasure | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| for this, the witnesses of sin are all alike. Call pleasure | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| will be felt no more. Sins witnesses but shift from | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| is foremost makes no difference. Sins witnesses hear but the | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| He heal alike, for ALL sins witnesses do His replace | T 27 G 4 (749) |
| in the names by which sins witnesses are called. It | T 27 G 5 (749) |
| symbols in a world of sin. The miracle forgives because it | T 27 G 6 (749) |
| to undo! The laws of sin have different witnesses, with different | T 27 G 6 (749) |
| and not the laws of sin. There is no need to | T 27 G 7 (750) |
| holy instant will replace all sin, if you but carry its | T 27 G 8 (750) |
| suffer not the laws of sin to be applied to you | T 27 G 8 (750) |
| symbols take the place of sin. --- Manuscript | T 27 G 8 (750) |
| the cause of suffering and sin must lie. And dwell not | T 27 H 5 (752) |
| not on the suffering and sin, for they are but reflections | T 27 H 5 (752) |
| the truth. The witnesses to sin all stand within one little | T 27 H 6 (752) |
| and past the world of sin entirely. T 28 B | T 28 B 11 (765) |
| of pain and suffering, of sin and guilt. They are the | T 28 C 12 (769) |
| seeds of sickness and of sin. And here the Father will | T 28 E 8 (775) |
| malice, bitterness and death, of sin and suffering and pain and | T 28 F 2 (776) |
| the innocence and emptiness of sin that you will see within | T 28 F 7 (778) |
| futile to demand escape from sin and pain of what was | T 29 C 3 (787) |
| serve the function of RETAINING sin and pain. For pain and | T 29 C 3 (787) |
| and pain. For pain and sin are one illusion, as are | T 29 C 3 (787) |
| forgotten; where no memory of sin and of illusion lingers still | T 29 F 1 (794) |
| dream of danger and destruction, sin and death; of madness and | T 29 G 1 (797) |
| could this be so. For sin is the idea you are | T 30 D 3 (816) |
| only then can guilt and sin be seen without a purpose | T 30 F 5 (824) |
| to replace the goal of sin and guilt. And all that | T 30 F 6 (824) |
| mean that you forgive a sin by overlooking what is really | T 30 G 1 (827) |
| the sense of sin alive. And recognizing God is | T 30 G 4 (828) |
| necessary first there be some sin which stands beyond forgiveness. There | T 30 G 5 (828) |
| hate yourself? Are YOU a sin? You answer yes whenever you | T 31 C 2 (844) |
| at all. If you are sin you ARE a body, for | T 31 C 3 (844) |
| motivate itself. If you are sin, you lock the mind within | T 31 C 3 (844) |
| that thinks it is a sin has but one purpose; that | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| body be the source of sin, and keep it in the | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| For here are you made sin, and sin cannot abide the | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| are you made sin, and sin cannot abide the joyous and | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| for they are enemies which sin must kill. In death is | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| must kill. In death is sin preserved, and those who think | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| who think that they are sin must die for what they | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| are has now become HIS sin. For this is no forgiveness | T 31 E 6 (851) |
| corruption and the stain of sin upon you? So the world | T 31 F 6 (857) |
| as well. Sinless means without sin. You cannot be without sin | W 36 L 1 (59) |
| sin. You cannot be without sin a little. You are sinless | W 36 L 1 (59) |
| home of evil, darkness and sin. You think if anyone could | W 93 L 1 (180) |
| nor reduced eternal sinlessness to sin and love to hate. What | W 93 L 5 (180) |
| made, evil and full of sin, is meaningless. Your sinlessness is | W 93 L 6 (181) |
| on what you see; on sin and pain and death, on | W 99 L 5 (197) |
| so while you believe that sin is real, and that God | W 101 L 1 (203) |
| that Gods Son can sin. 2. If sin | W 101 L 1 (203) |
| sin. 2. If sin is real then punishment is | W 101 L 2 (203) |
| purchased but through suffering. If sin is real then happiness must | W 101 L 2 (203) |
| escape. 3. If sin is real, salvation must be | W 101 L 3 (203) |
| Pain is the cost of sin, and suffering can never be | W 101 L 3 (203) |
| can never be escaped if sin is real. Salvation must be | W 101 L 3 (203) |
| and accept Its offering? If sin is real Its offering is | W 101 L 4 (203) |
| the vicious wishes in which sin is born. If sin is | W 101 L 4 (203) |
| which sin is born. If sin is real salvation has become | W 101 L 4 (203) |
| periods today. The exercises teach sin is not real, and all | W 101 L 5 (203) |
| you believe must come from sin will never happen, for it | W 101 L 5 (203) |
| 6. There is no sin. We practice with this thought | W 101 L 6 (204) |
| happiness because there is no sin, and suffering is causeless. Joy | W 101 L 6 (204) |
| free from all the consequences sin has wrought in feverish imagination | W 101 L 7 (204) |
| perfect happiness. There is no sin; it has no consequence. So | W 101 L 7 (204) |
| with the insane belief that sin is real. 8. | W 101 L 7 (204) |
| of peace. There is no sin. Remember this today, and tell | W 101 L 8 (204) |
| truth because there is no sin. --- Manuscript | W 101 L 8 (204) |
| are gaps in love where sin can enter, bringing pain instead | W 103 L 1 (207) |
| in a mind which cannot sin. As sin was an idea | W 121 L 6 (242) |
| mind which cannot sin. As sin was an idea you taught | W 121 L 6 (242) |
| Self, and Who can never sin. 7. Each unforgiving | W 121 L 6 (242) |
| mortal, fallible, and full of sin, And know I am the | W 121 L 14 (243) |
| further think that they can sin without affecting your perception of | W 126 L 2 (255) |
| while you can judge their sin and yet remain apart from | W 126 L 2 (255) |
| When you forgive a sin, there is no gain to | W 126 L 3 (255) |
| when it is withheld. The sin which you forgive is not | W 126 L 4 (255) |
| more yours than was his sin. --- Manuscript | W 126 L 4 (255) |
| the justified repayment for his sin. Think you the Lord of | W 126 L 5 (256) |
| hold that the idea of sin retains as yet upon your | W 134 L 3 (281) |
| is impossible to think of sin as true and not believe | W 134 L 4 (281) |
| is forgiveness really but a sin, like all the rest. It | W 134 L 4 (281) |
| is a further sign that sin is unforgivable, at best to | W 134 L 5 (282) |
| not be forgiven. If you sin, your guilt is everlasting. Those | W 134 L 5 (282) |
| 6. It is sins unreality which makes forgiveness | W 134 L 6 (282) |
| tempted to accuse someone of sin in any form, do not | W 134 L 9 (282) |
| world from all ideas of sin. Briefly consider all the evil | W 134 L 16 (284) |
| the thoughts you had of sin in him. And now you | W 134 L 17 (284) |
| what is wholly sinless cannot sin. 12. Such is | W 136 L 11 (293) |
| as forgiveness shines away all sin, and the real world will | W 137 L 7 (297) |
| can not be found where sin is cherished. God abides in | W 140 L 5 (308) |
| temples. He is barred where sin has entered. Yet there is | W 140 L 5 (308) |
| He is not. And therefore sin can have no home in | W 140 L 5 (308) |
| holiness is not, and nowhere sin and sickness can abide. This | W 140 L 6 (308) |
| from pain to peace, from sin to holiness. God offers thanks | W 140 RIV 9 (313) |
| just punishment how black with sin, how wretched in your guilt | W 151 L 4 (316) |
| to play with toys of sin, unheeding of the bodys | W 151 L 9 (317) |
| in change, the pure in sin, and only Heavens blessing | W 151 L 12 (318) |
| the world, replacing witnesses to sin and death. Through your transfiguration | W 151 L 17 (319) |
| fearful world made mad by sin and guilt, be happy now | W 153 L 13 (326) |
| quaint and childish thoughts of sin forever from the pure and | W 153 L 13 (326) |
| Which promises salvation from all sin, with guilt abolished in the | W 154 L 4 (329) |
| which makes the thought of sin impossible. It promises there is | W 156 L 1 (337) |
| heralds not the end of sin in punishment and death. In | W 156 L 6 (338) |
| of guilt from dreams of sin. It sees no separation. And | W 158 L 7 (342) |
| If he be lost in sin so must you be; if | W 158 L 10 (343) |
| in Heaven. Christ beholds no sin in anyone, and in His | W 159 L 4 (344) |
| to be the home of sin becomes the center of redemption | W 159 L 7 (345) |
| not dispel; no thought of sin and no illusion that the | W 162 L 2 (354) |
| everyone, for who could cherish sin when holiness like this has | W 162 L 5 (355) |
| and for complete escape from sin and guilt? 6. | W 162 L 5 (355) |
| of fear, the host of sin, god of the guilty and | W 163 L 2 (356) |
| in you the thought of sin has never touched. All this | W 164 L 4 (359) |
| the misery the focus upon sin will bring, and uncorrected will | W 181 L 7 (389) |
| holy Self Which knows no sin, and never could conceive of | W 181 L 9 (390) |
| nameless for the Name, nor sin for grace nor bodies for | W 182 L 5 (392) |
| are not ignorant and helpless. Sin can not tarnish the truth | W 186 L 6 (407) |
| it be innocent, devoid of sin, and open to salvation. And | W 188 L 9 (415) |
| our holiness in place of sin, the peace of God instead | W 190 L 11 (421) |
| identity and look on evil, sin and death, and watch despair | W 191 L 3 (422) |
| which end the dream of sin, and rid the mind of | W 193 L 5 (429) |
| blackness of depression, thoughts of sin, and devastation brought about by | W 194 L 2 (432) |
| replacing all your thoughts of sin and evil with the truth | W 194 L 8 (433) |
| thought of evil and of sin, because it is my own | W 203 RVI 1 (454) |
| It sees there was no sin. And in this view are | W 220 W1 1 (462) |
| your sins forgiven. What is sin except a false idea about | W 220 W1 1 (462) |
| comes home again, released from sin and clad in holiness, with | W 227 L 2 (469) |
| of all the thoughts of sin my foolish mind made up | W 229 L 2 (471) |
| the time when dreams of sin and guilt are gone, and | W 234 L 1 (477) |
| I have no guilt nor sin in me, for there is | W 235 L 2 (478) |
| His glory any trace of sin and guilt? And can it | W 239 L 1 (482) |
| 1. Sin is the symbol of attack | W 247 L 1 (491) |
| 1970 (4) What is sin? 1. | W 250 W4 0 (495) |
| 1. Sin is insanity. It is the | W 250 W4 1 (495) |
| and where it really is. Sin gave the body eyes, for | W 250 W4 1 (495) |
| is true. 3. Sin is the home of all | W 250 W4 3 (495) |
| has no reality is real. Sin proves Gods Son is | W 250 W4 3 (495) |
| s dreams are frightening, and sin appears indeed to terrify. And | W 250 W4 4 (495) |
| to terrify. And yet what sin perceives is but a childish | W 250 W4 4 (495) |
| you maintain the game of sin? Shall we not put away | W 250 W4 5 (495) |
| Perhaps today? There is no sin. Creation is unchanged. Would you | W 250 W4 5 (495) |
| is no other way. If sin had not been cherished by | W 256 L 1 (501) |
| forgiven him in whom all sin remains impossible, and it is | W 256 L 1 (501) |
| remember that there is no sin. 1. | W 259 L 0 (504) |
| 1. Sin is the only thought that | W 259 L 1 (504) |
| more clear? What else but sin engenders our attacks? What else | W 259 L 1 (504) |
| our attacks? What else but sin could be the source of | W 259 L 1 (504) |
| our Source can know no sin. And we who are His | W 260 L 2 (505) |
| like His Father, knows no sin. 3. Home of | W 270 W6 2 (517) |
| left untouched and free of sin. Here is the end of | W 289 L 2 (537) |
| symbol that the dream of sin and guilt is over, and | W 290 W8 4 (539) |
| mine to be destroyed by sin. It is not mine to | W 299 L 2 (548) |
| darkness to the light; from sin to holiness. Let me forgive | W 304 L 2 (554) |
| release from idle dreams of sin. Your altar stands serene and | W 309 L 2 (559) |
| world as totally forgiven, without sin, and wholly purposeless. Without a | W 310 W10 2 (561) |
| forgiven, for He sees no sin in anything He looks upon | W 313 L 1 (564) |
| Self Which God created cannot sin, and therefore cannot suffer. Let | W 330 L 1 (582) |
| of fear and punishment, of sin and guilt, of hatred and | W 330 W12 3 (583) |
| dreams of separation and of sin. Then let me, Father, look | W 336 L 2 (589) |
| ending of the dream of sin, and the redemption of the | W 344 L 2 (598) |
| redeemed from every thought of sin. Ours are the ears which | W 350 W14 4 (605) |
| is but another name for sin. Healing is but another Name | W 356 L 0 (611) |
| Name replaces every thought of sin, and who is sinless cannot | W 356 L 1 (611) |
| doors are opened. And all sin Is understood as merely a | W 359 L 0 (614) |
| no real effects on us. Sin is impossible, and on this | W 359 L 1 (614) |
| again to the belief in sin, which made the world seem | W 360 L 1 (616) |
| salvation, for the world of sin would be forever real. The | M 1 A 5 M(2) |
| s Son is guiltless, and sin does not exist. M | M 11 A 2 M(29) |
| to you. Use it for sin or for attack, which is | M 13 A 5 M(33) |
| which is the same as sin, and you will see it | M 13 A 5 M(33) |
| hiding all evil, concealing all sin and ending guilt forever. So | M 15 A 1 M(37) |
| A gentle Savior, born where sin was made and guilt seemed | M 15 A 2 M(37) |
| When not one thought of sin remains, the world is over | M 15 A 2 M(37) |
| When not one thought of sin remains appears to be a | M 15 A 3 M(37) |
| teachers. Not one thought of sin will remain the instant any | M 15 A 3 M(37) |
| not easier to forgive one sin than to forgive all of | M 15 A 3 M(37) |
| by and leave behind. One sin perfectly forgiven by one teacher | M 15 A 3 M(37) |
| strengthening his own belief in sin and has condemned himself. He | M 18 A 1 M(44) |
| a mistake is not a sin, nor has reality been taken | M 19 A 3 M(48) |
| a scheme, for not one sin but seems forever true. | M 20 A 3 M(49) |
| original error or the original sin. To study the error itself | U 1 A 1 U(1) |
| ego and makes illusions; perceiving sin and justifying anger, and seeing | U 2 A 5 U(2) |
| lends itself to thoughts of sin and guilt. While everything that | U 5 A 2 U(7) |
| God created is forever without sin and therefore is forever without | U 5 A 2 U(7) |
| the world is saved from sin, for sin does not exist | U 5 A 3 U(8) |
| is saved from sin, for sin does not exist. And it | U 5 A 3 U(8) |
| bodies is the world of sin, for only if there is | U 5 A 5 U(8) |
| there is a body is sin possible. From sin comes guilt | U 5 A 5 U(8) |
| body is sin possible. From sin comes guilt as surely as | U 5 A 5 U(8) |
| sinful. Where is hope while sin is seen as outside? What | U 5 A 6 U(8) |
| no journey, no belief in sin, no walls, no bodies, and | U 5 A 7 U(9) |
| any way be changed by sin and evil, malice, fear or | U 6 A 3 U(10) |
| Love. Forget your dreams of sin and guilt, and come with | U 6 A 6 U(11) |
| all that the dream of sin had made of it. | U 8 A 5 U(14) |
| the corollary of the original sin; the belief that guilt is | P 3 E 10 P(11) |
| him retain one spot of sin in what he looks upon | P 3 G 6 P(15) |
| eyes that still believe that sin is there to look upon | P 3 G 7 P(15) |
| forgiven where there is no sin? P 3 H 9 | P 3 H 8 P(18) |
| be how the dream of sin will end? P 4 | P 4 C 3 P(25) |
| same as to look on sin and then forgive it. Also | S 1 B 4 S(4) |
| by a deep-rooted sense of sin. It is possible at this | S 1 C 3 S(6) |
| and recognize the arrogance of sin. A dream has veiled the | S 1 F 2 S(11) |
| reached. Forgiveness-to-destroy will overlook no sin, no crime, no guilt that | S 2 B 2 S(12) |
| the loving and forgive the sin by choosing in its place | S 2 B 3 S(13) |
| ever think you can see sin in anyone except yourself. | S 2 B 4 S(13) |
| is evil, and in his sin you are the injured one | S 2 B 5 S(13) |
| the insane would look on sin when he could see the | S 2 B 8 S(14) |
| another he is steeped in sin, and yet perceive him as | S 2 C 2 S(15) |
| and of the ravages of sin. Such is the witness that | S 2 C 5 S(16) |
| face of earth, redeemed from sin and in the Love of | S 2 C 8 S(17) |
| peace. About the end of sin and guilt and death. About | S 2 D 6 S(18) |
| make the means for separation, sin and death become again the | S 2 D 6 S(19) |
| is external proof of inner sin, and witnesses to unforgiving thoughts | S 3 B 1 S(20) |
| the form of punishment for sin. How could it be a | S 3 C S(22) |
| there is no veil of sin to keep it dark and | S 3 C 7 S(23) |
| not removed the curse of sin that lies on it. Therefore | S 3 D 1 S(23) |