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Religious Lies - Religious Truths: It's Time To Tell The Truth!

Religious Lies - Religious Truths: It's Time To Tell The Truth!

Jackson, Donald Luther

Paperback

Religion General General Christianity

ISBN10: 1475243987
ISBN13: 9781475243987
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Apr 26 2012
Pages: 274
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.58 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
The author has written a controversial book on religion that is designed to awaken, not merely to inform. The thesis of his book challenges the Traditional and Orthodox interpretation of Christianity, charging that since the Third Century, Christianity has become a new religion. The religion that was created at the Council of Nicaea (C.E. 325) deviated from the original teachings of Jesus, since those teachings were thought to be too difficult for the masses to emulate. This substitute Christianity, which he calls Christianism has failed to change the world, since it is a religion of accommodation. It is a religion of Cheap Grace, which he defines as repudiation of universal grace that portrays God as Unconditional Love. The author believes that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, which the proponents of Christianism have failed to deliver. The claim of Christianism for uniqueness and originality tends to rely on internal evidence that exists only in a vacuum, and totally ignores the evidence of history and external sources. The author seeks to show that these extraordinary claims cannot be substantiated by close examination of the external evidence. He calls for a return to the Teachings of Jesus and the embrace of innate divinity, which he calls the Indwelling Christ. The author employs a unique writing style by quoting Thomas Jefferson at the beginning of each chapter, pointing out that Jefferson supports his conclusions.

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