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Date Posted: 16:21:23 09/19/12 Wed
Author: john
Subject: Re: Does the c-not-of-c know Jesus?
In reply to: Lois 's message, "Does the c-not-of-c know Jesus?" on 11:19:33 12/03/11 Sat

well again lois!

since it is obvious that you do not know jesus, you may, if you could control your bitterness, be a good one to pick out other who do not! again, takes one...

john

>George asked this question, �The great paradox that
>the situation always returns to is that, if the Bible
>sucks and can't be relied on for anything definite,
>why does the Community of Christ like Jesus so much?
>After all, pretty much the only thing we know about
>Jesus is in the Bible.�
>
>I believe that the c-not-of-c does not rely on the
>Bible, (or the Book of Mormon, or the Doctrine of
>Covenants) to know Jesus. And therefore, they do
>not know Jesus.
>
>No, they rely upon silly feel good nonsense. (That is
>the nice word.)
>
> >href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantra">http://en.wi
>kipedia.org/wiki/Mantra
>
>"A mantra (Tib.སྔགས་
>ngak; Wyl. sngags) [1] is a sound, syllable, word, or
>group of words that is considered capable of "creating
>transformation" (cf. spiritual transformation).[2] Its
>use and type varies according to the school and
>philosophy associated with the mantra.[3]"
>
>Here is a small example.
>
> >href="http://www.cofchrist.org/worship/Samples/WeOpenOu
>rselvestotheSpirit.pdf">http://www.cofchrist.org/worshi
>p/Samples/WeOpenOurselvestotheSpirit.pdf
>
>What this all allows them to do is to open themselves
>up to deceiving spirits. These deceiving spirits
>don�t even need to come from outside, since many of
>them don�t believe that Satan exists. But it allows
>them to look at the innermost carnal desires and
>convince themselves that �the spirit� is moving within
>them to allow them to indulge in any big or small
>desire that they may have.
>
>So, forget about learning about Jesus Christ from the
>scriptures. Make it all up as you go along. No
>wonder they are so messed up.
>
>Lois
>
>Om Aum Om
>
>PAPER #3, First Presidency Meetings (Community of
>Christ), January 9, 1979, 1:45 p.m.
>THE IDENTITY OF THE CHURCHPage 2
>The message of the gospel is concerned with the
>deepest human needs. It offers no solutions for the
>problem of collective evil, the question of death, nor
>even a solution for sin. The gospel is the
>assurance that all is changed in Christ.
>
>Aum Om Aum

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