--- In [email protected], "Robert Gimbel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>   (SniP)
> > 
> > Of course you can't deny that Christ (a realized Master) was actually
> > crucified by the Romans at the behest of the then 'scripture bent' 
> Jews.
> > 
> > As the Catholic church has degenerated dramatically from Christ's
> > original teachings it still retains in seed form some of Christ's
> > teachings, and as such offers hope to many in need.
> > 
> > To wear a memory of the agony and sacrifice of Christ's death is
> > hardly aberrant if you know the context, did he not die and live as 
> an
> > example to us all and did he not actually show how a man can overcome
> > even death by his resurrection?
> 
> 
> Yes, Jesus is the ultimate example of the eternity of life;
> And the dignity of human life;
> 
> An example for the Romans, Greeks, Jews, and anyone else, in any 
> culture, can see the example he taught...
> It is a shame, the a billion Muslims, although they consider Jesus a 
> prprophet, do not regard his teaching as profound, rather they would 
> follow a warrior king.
> This is what the Jews at the time, toward the end, wanted Jesus to be 
> the warrior king they knew in King David, to throw off the yoke of the 
> Romans...and King Herod, the killer of John the Baptist.
> Now, this idea of Jesus dieing for our sins, has been used and abused 
> by the church elders, through the ages.
> Jesus' teaching is pure love, and since he overcame all temptations of 
> the 'evil one'.
> He is hated most by the various demons, and demonic forms, and his 
> vibration can be used to expell evil, as well as Archangel Michael, as 
> the most powerful and opposite force of the evil one's intentions...

You might like Swami Yogananda's two volume book "The Second Coming of
Christ". Christ from an Eastern perspective...

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