Jiang provocatively recasts Jesus and Zarathustra as poets rather than religious figures.
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Jesus
Jesus is immortal and present as a high vibration because people love, imagine, and believe in him.
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Jesus is immortal and present as a high vibration because people love, imagine, and believe in him.
A person's body can become a vessel or portal for Jesus to inhabit if the person welcomes Jesus through love, generosity, forgiveness, and other spiritual practices.
Frank’s Jesus-water dream is interpreted as a claim that life and messianic authority flow away from Jesus toward Frank.
Christology creates a logical problem: if Jesus is divine, Mary’s birth and Jesus’s death become incoherent; if Jesus is human, the sacrifice makes more sense.
Nestorians preserve the idea of Jesus as human messenger rather than God and spread east into Persia, Arabia, and the Middle East after persecution.
Jiang interprets the Quran as Nestorian: Jesus is not God but a messenger who tells people to worship Allah, the one God.
The Catholic Church becomes extremely wealthy despite Jesus’s anti-rich teaching, because Western Europe’s growing population, trade, cities, climate, and technology enrich the institution.
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"...look at all these great religious figures of the past, including Jesus, including Zarathustra. They weren't religious figures. They were really poets. Okay? And..."
"...it becomes true. Okay? So who's the most in the world? Jesus. Right? So Jesus is immortal. He's eternal because there are two million..."
"Okay? Alright? So he's a high vibration. Jesus. And the question is how do you resurrect Jesus? How do you bring him back? And..."
"...if you are a Christian you believe the second coming that Jesus will return. And Christian mystics believe that yes, he can always return..."
"Should I read this? Maybe not. In a dream, I saw Jesus, having priests around him, sitting at a spring of living and clean,..."
"Okay, so it's very simple, right? You think Jesus is the Messiah? Wrong! I'm the true Messiah, okay? Because the water flows to me,..."
"Remember, the story is that Jesus is in heaven, then he comes to Earth. Mary gives birth to Jesus. Then Jesus preaches his message,..."
"The first interpretation is, Jesus is divine in heaven, but he's human in the world. Okay, does that make sense? So yes, Mary gave..."
"...Persia, they went to Arabia, where they spread the message of Jesus, they taught Jesus as a human, as opposed to a God. They..."
"...this is really important. What the Quran is saying is this. Jesus is not God. God is God. God is Allah. Jesus is a..."
"They disbelieved those who say, Allah is a third of three. But there is no giant except one God. If they do not refrain..."
"Okay, so it's just saying that the Holy Trinity, it's sacrilege. It's blessing. Trust me, it makes no sense, man. God is God. God..."
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