God-likeness. October 5
“We can become like God—only in proportion as we are of use,” said —. “I did not see this once. I tried to be good, not knowing what good meant. I tried to be good, because I thought it would pay me in the world to come. But at last I saw that all life, all devotion, all piety, were only worth anything, only Divine, and God-like and God-beloved, as they were means to that one end—to be of use.”
Two Years Ago, chap. xix. 1856.