I believe Christ is who He says He is, He's my foundation. I had to the view the teachings through an intrinsic way, Gnosticism; more or less. Along with brutal shadow work I didn't know I was doing for 4 to 5 years of my life. I suppose I alchemized pertaining towards how I saw the world. And my perspective kept changing for those years, but I always kept finding solid ground. even when I lacked understanding and felt like I was falling. I became interested in all manner of spirituality. Been looking into Zoranstrianism, for reasons a few bible verses got me interested.
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jesus ' father greater than I. I can do nothing on my own ' bible ' god is not a man. he who dies on cross is cursed ' clearly Jesus not god
"But don't you know we are all called gods" He said
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Welcome, @Draco99! I hope you will enjoy this place as much as I do, or even more!
When you say you didn't know you were doing shadow work, do you mean that looking back now, and knowing about shadow work, this is what you were doing? What would you have done differently if you had known what was going on?
When you say you didn't know you were doing shadow work, do you mean that looking back now, and knowing about shadow work, this is what you were doing? What would you have done differently if you had known what was going on?
@yitzak tover, please review our code of conduct and adjust your posting behaviour accordingly, if you want to continue to participate here.
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Try not to remain as ignorant of our code of conduct as you are about everything else. Just read it, and then go figure. No-one has the time to try explaining all your mistakes to you. I surely do not
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Christ said, Lol
I would say If I knew I was doing shadow work in that time span, it wouldn't have the same impact that it did. I honestly don't think I would've changed the outcome for anything else.
Namaste ytzak,
We are working to raise the bar on decorum in discussion. As humans we create a code of conduct to assist. But is is not just the literal interpretation of the code...but the intent we strive for.
Not just quoting Jesus as snark, but putting the mind of christ in your mind (since you are discussing Christianity)
Increasing amicable discussion and interfaith understanding instead of stifling it...
Shalom
Those orthodox Christians in the majority still enforce their creed, even if only psychologically.
There is also me, of course.
..but you are not a Christian.
So, it's fine to misquote and bend references and quotations?
If that's what you think, what are you doing here? This is an honest forum.
Problem is you cannot answer a direct question, but you divert and change the subject and then turn to individual ad hominem when you get into a corner.
..but you are not a Christian.
Exactly.
That's honestly why I chose heeding my own council, nothing is as it seemsIt wouldn't make any difference..
Those "orthodox Christians" in the majority still enforce their creed, even if only psychologically.
Anybody would think they were following Jesus himself, rather than the results of their political councils.
seattlegal
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Jesus specifically said this in John 10:31-39, referring to Psalm 82:1-8, which also contains the caveat "however you will die like men and fall like any other ruler." (The curse Yitzak Tover referred to.) So, do the good work while you can. *shrugs*