13 things about Christianity that Jesus would not be happy about if he returned:
1. That his vision for a transformed world, got twisted into an afterlife fantasy about heaven.
2. That a religion was formed to worship his name, instead of a movement to advance his message.
3. That the gospel says his death solved humankind's separation from God, instead of accepting that his life revealed the truth that this separation never existed.
4. That the religion bearing his name was conceived by the theories and doctrines of Paul, instead of the truth Jesus lived and demonstrated.
5. That he was said to exclusively be God in the flesh, rather than teaching that we all share in the same essence and spirit that empowered his character and life.
6. That the religion that claims his name, teaches that his wisdom and teachings are the only legitimate way to know truth and God.
7. That religion condemns human being as inherently bad, robbing them of the truth of their inherent goodness.
13 things about Christianity that Jesus would not be happy about if he returned:
1. That his vision for a transformed world, got twisted into an afterlife fantasy about heaven.
2. That a religion was formed to worship his name, instead of a movement to advance his message.
3. That the gospel says his death solved humankind's separation from God, instead of accepting that his life revealed the truth that this separation never existed.
4. That the religion bearing his name was conceived by the theories and doctrines of Paul, instead of the truth Jesus lived and demonstrated.
5. That he was said to exclusively be God in the flesh, rather than teaching that we all share in the same essence and spirit that empowered his character and life.
6. That the religion that claims his name, teaches that his wisdom and teachings are the only legitimate way to know truth and God.
7. That religion condemns human being as inherently bad, robbing them of the truth of their inherent goodness.
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