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No Jesus, Just Rub

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A coaching client told me that every night she gives her 3-year-old son Owen a massage before he goes to sleep. Then the two pray to Jesus. Eventually the boy figured out that when mom starts praying, the massage is over and it's time to go to sleep. One night as mom sat at the edge of [...]
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Passionately Against The Passover

In the March 2010 edition of The Edge, Lenni Garin gives a highly suspect rendition of the judicial murder of Jesus as orchestrated by the Jewish religious establishment in ancient Jerusalem. Lenni doesn't necessarily object to the murder of Jesus (at least she doesn't say she does), just to the unpleasant way it is portrayed in the (largely [...]
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An Easter Message: Passionately against ‘The Passion’

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The Passion, a gruesome, violent account of Jesus' death, is about to become the focal point of most Christian churches. Although traditional Christianity is solely focused on the belief that Jesus died for our sins, the graphic portrayal of his death is not always in the forefront. Easter ignites the fervor within all "good" Christians to remember we are sinners [...]
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The Jesus Clause: The Kingdom of God is Within

Illustration on the classic texts, The Life and Teachings of the Masters of the Far East (DeVorss & Co.)
More than 30 years ago, I cracked open volume one of a forbidden book about the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. By the time I read through volume two, my entire relationship with Jesus, the man, was changed, and my relationship with Christ, the Consciousness, began. Those five little volumes, The Life and Teachings of the Masters of the [...]
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Reclaiming Jesus from the Christians

“All great truths begin as blasphemy” – George Bernard Shaw In 325 AD, a band of power-hungry Christians wrote into law one of the biggest lies in history: that Jesus died for our sins. Twisted into that lie was the “holy order” that all Christians must be absolved from the shame of being responsible for his gruesome and painful crucifixion [...]
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Jesus

An excerpt from the HarperCollins book, from part one: Seeker A horse!" the temple lad cried as he ran in panting for breath. "Quick, come and see.""Why?" I asked without looking up. I was in the middle of writing, which I did every morning. My scribbles never reached anyone outside this dim, falling-down [...]
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A Christmas Message

At this time of year many people remember the birth and life of Jesus. Was the world he was born into really that much different from our own? Was there not the same need for peace and stability then as now? What does Jesus's life truly represent to the world today? What if Jesus wanted his followers - and us [...]
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