He would save all men in their sins and with their sins; he abolished hell, established a paid order of priests, and taught doctrines so liberal that every man could be a member of his church and yet continue to gratify every vice his nature inclined to. For this liberality of doctrine, Nehor expected in return, liberality of support for himself and associates in which anticipation he was not disappointed. Many adopted his heresies; his success fired his ambitions and developed his vanity.