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Christians: Could We Be Farther Along in Revelation Then We Thought?
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Andreidita
Nothing Contradicts from what I posted and, I do not judge for who am I to judge when I myself am walking through this narrow path, I only stated. What I said is accurate. No one comes to the father and this spiritual understandin without coming to Christ Jesus. No one can do it by actions alone as being kind or good. Or looking for inner peace by self. Peace is only found through Jesus Christ that's why they call him the prince of peace ere is no other way. Again I spoke of new agers who have this mentality of self christened, it doesn't work that way. To meditate and to become like christ without coming to Jesus and asking him for forgiveness and accepting him as your savior. it's the same thing as lucifer wanting to be like God. Like those satanists that say do what thou will because your gods. Now if a person has asked and been born again with his spirit then one knows that aside from God the Father, Son, Holy Spirit you can do nothing.
Quoting: Semper FI 6875630 What's humorous is that when Christians go through a spiritual awakening they attribute it to Jesus Christ saving them but when non-Christians go through a spiritual awakening they get told by Christians that it's bullshit and only an external savior can help them. In your infinite wisdom you neglected to comprehend that the concept of spiritual awakening is a Universal one that is not bound by religion nor time - it is about the evolution of conscious awareness. It has been understood by cultures and 'religions' that have predated Christianity and even the alleged time of Jesus. One day you will step outside of the box you have created and humble yourself and realize that your religion (nor any religion) does not own a copyright on this experience and transformation of consciousness. Do you see non-Christians writing off your personal/spiritual experiences the way you do onto others? You can't accept that others could have these experiences without the context of Christianity, maybe it's too painful psychologically for you to accept this? Perhaps you are so emotionally invested in your 'way' of doing things that you cannot understand nor accept that there are multiple paths to the same destination. One day you will find the awareness to look back and realize the error in your false judgement/assessment of the experiences of others. One day. 
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