In a Carpenter's Overall: A Catechism for the Third MillenniumXlibris Corporation, 20 janv. 2006 - 359 pages The foundation of religion is a true idea of God. It is upon this idea of the Divine that all doctrines ultimately rest. Christianity affirms the existence of three Divine persons in the one God the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. This is an erroneous concept that has been uncritically embraced in the Roman, Orthodox, and Protestant Churches. The idea of a triumvirate of Divine persons has had disastrous consequences for mankind. It spawned the doctrine of the atonement that interprets the Crucifixion in terms of a human sacrifice for sin, a propitiation by the Son to a wrathful Father whose sense of justice demanded punishment for sin. As a direct consequence of the widespread acceptance of this preposterous doctrine, Christianity inevitable acquired the status of a do-nothing religion, the gods having done it all for man who is justified, that is, declared righteous by mere faith in the atoning death of Jesus. The result has been the emasculation of the Christian Faith and the erosion of genuine spirituality, as no serious effort is mad towards a reformation of character through the renunciation of evil. In A Carpenters Overall affirms the existence of one God who incarnated in the person of Jesus Christ, in whom resided the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit one God in one Divine person. In the words of Paul, In him dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily. Colossians 2:9 Having established that the Jesus of the New Testament is the very I AM THAT I AM of the Old Testament, the idea of the Crucifixion as a human sacrifice for sin is examined and shown to be unscriptural, unnecessary, and utterly blasphemous. The doctrine of instant salvation justification by faith is refuted, repentance and the renunciation of evil being the only means whereby salvation can be attained. A true idea of the Divine is affirmed, one God whose very nature is centered infinite love and compassion for the human race, and who enfleshed Himself, entering into the dimensions of space and time in response to the demands of this unfathomable love. In A Carpenters Overall is based on the revelations of Emanuel Swedenborg, the eminent 18th century scientist-turned-theologian and revelator, the sleeping giant in the bosom of Christianity waiting to be discovered. And the most fascinating part of the book is the 138 quotations from his theological works, classified under 20 subject-headings in Appendix V. These quotations are utterly sublime and make an excellent introduction to the Writings, the name applied to Swedenborgs 30 volumes of theological exposition Gods glorious gift to the human race, divinely inspired as the Old Testament and the New. In the Writings is the Second Coming of the Lord. |
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... EMANUEL SWEDENBORG: BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE/THEOLOGICAL IMPACT ......................... 136 154 171 207 207 208 212 APPENDIX III THEOLOGICAL WORKS ........................................... 218 APPENDIX IV SWEDENBORG: AN APPRECIATION BY ...
... EMANUEL SWEDENBORG: BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE/THEOLOGICAL IMPACT ......................... 136 154 171 207 207 208 212 APPENDIX III THEOLOGICAL WORKS ........................................... 218 APPENDIX IV SWEDENBORG: AN APPRECIATION BY ...
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... hand of a king on his throne; for on a right idea of God the whole body of theology hangs, like a chain on its first link. Emanuel Swedenborg PRPRPRPRPROLOLOLOLOLOGUEGUEGUEGUEGUE 'HEAR, O ISRAEL; THE LORD OUR GOD IS ONE 11.
... hand of a king on his throne; for on a right idea of God the whole body of theology hangs, like a chain on its first link. Emanuel Swedenborg PRPRPRPRPROLOLOLOLOLOGUEGUEGUEGUEGUE 'HEAR, O ISRAEL; THE LORD OUR GOD IS ONE 11.
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... Emanuel Swedenborg ( 1688-1772 ) affirmed : ' The natural sciences should serve men as means for their becoming wise , and of applying everything they have learnt to the use of life and of confirming their faith in a Divine Being ...
... Emanuel Swedenborg ( 1688-1772 ) affirmed : ' The natural sciences should serve men as means for their becoming wise , and of applying everything they have learnt to the use of life and of confirming their faith in a Divine Being ...
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... Emanuel Swedenborg: 'A right idea of God in the Church is like the sanctuary and altar in a temple, or like the crown upon the head, and the sceptre in the hand of a king on his throne; for on a right idea of God the whole body of ...
... Emanuel Swedenborg: 'A right idea of God in the Church is like the sanctuary and altar in a temple, or like the crown upon the head, and the sceptre in the hand of a king on his throne; for on a right idea of God the whole body of ...
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