Emmet Fox
Emmet Fox was a prominent New Thought spiritual teacher and author in the early 20th century.
Born in 1886, he became the minister of the Divine Science church in New York City during the Great Depression.
Fox's teachings emphasized the power of positive thinking, prayer, and spiritual interpretation of biblical texts.
His work, particularly "The Sermon on the Mount," gained popularity among diverse audiences, including members of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Fox's approach to Christianity was metaphysical rather than theological, focusing on personal spiritual growth and the practical application of Jesus' teachings in daily life.
His influence extended beyond his lifetime, with his books continuing to inspire readers seeking alternative spiritual perspectives.
