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puzzle poetry
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Yes. I think Christianity kept that the same. Reminds me of Philippians 2:7 https://biblehub.com/interlinear/philippians/2-7.htm Yes. Definitely Christianity kept that the same. Reminds me of https://biblehub.com/text/2_corinthians/4-7.htm
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It does not even exist within Christianity, âChrist Consciousnessâ is not a Christian concept.
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In conclusion, old3bob got it spot on: Exactly.
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The statement he quotes from the book is entirely false (see my posts above); his OP has been answered.
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Itâs entirely unrelated to âblissâ. Saint Paul was referring to being proud (ÎșαÏÏηÏÎčÎœ) of the Corinthians (he founded that community). https://biblehub.com/text/1_corinthians/15-31.htm
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Exactly. 1 Corinthians 15:31 And what it refers to (persecution) is clear from the preceding line: 30 And as for us, why do we endanger ourselves every hour? 31 I face death every day âŠ
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More questions come up in my mind, but they can wait. For a while, I want to bask in this moment of new understanding.
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Wow that is brilliant, that totally makes sense to me.
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Elvis Tribute Artist https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eta_(disambiguation)
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Duh everybody knows that, itâs why e.g. Jesus often spoke in parables. Try putting it in a little story.
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Is that âAutobiography of a Yogiâ by Paramhansa Yogananda? Saint Paul (Saul of Tarsus, 1st century) did not levitate. âSaint Paul of the crossâ (18thcentury) did levitate. Levitation is not unusual in Christianity e.g. Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Teresa of Avila both did. No, they have their own Christianity system. No, itâs not a secret. No, itâs open to all.
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Are you willing to pay the price for âenlightenmentâ i.e. the destruction of relationships. In my experience IRL, people will first blame and attack; keep tracking and theyâll start to âidoliseâ.
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Î”ÎłÏ (ego) means â I â