Christianity Destroyed Jesus

The Father of Jesus is the only One True God. And he has only one person, not three. As the son of the king shares in the 'royalty' of his father but not in his father's person, so do Jesus and the Holy Spirit share in the 'divinity' of God, but not in God's person. God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are three distinct and separate persons sharing in one divinity, with the Father of Jesus as being the "Almighty God," Jesus as being the "Divine Son of God," and the Holy Spirit as being the "Divine Spirit of God." Another thing, Jesus is inherently divine, not human. He is divine made man, not man made divine. And even during the time that he was living in the world as man, his divinity was yet all perfectly intact with him as God's Son. Amen.

Jesus, the Son of God, came primarily for one Mission. His mission is "to do the will of God." The will of God is not for Jesus to take the people of the world to the kingdom of heaven, more than to bring the kingdom of heaven to the people of the world. It is a kind of world where "not a single soul ought to be found wanting in the enjoyment of the basic needs and rights to live with full human dignity as a child of God," for such is the righteousness and justice of God. And in order for the kingdom of God to happen in our world, Jesus gave the world a command: "Love one another as I have loved you." It is a kind of love where "he who needs help, must be helped, and he who can help, must help", like one brother and sister in God. Whoever shall follow Jesus in this "Mission of Life" of his shall be rewarded with fullness of life. Amen.

Jesus commanded that we follow him in his Mission in order "to save," instead of enter a church in order "to be saved." Following Jesus is a "discipleship for world liberation," not "church membership for personal salvation." Where people are gathered to give worship to God through ceremonial chanting, singing, dancing, listening to a sermon, and offering money for the life of the church, there you can find the Christian CHURCH OF PAUL. On the other hand, where people are gathered to give care and help to one another for the glory of God, there you can find the CHURCH OF JESUS. Indeed, the true church of Jesus is a TOOL to bring life to the world, more than a PLACE where we can go and save our individual souls. Receiving Jesus in our hearts is receiving his Mission to renew the world, rather than taking our position as one that is already saved in the world. Amen.

Having treated God as a religion, Christianity has effectively made God irrelevant to the material world. God is LIFE, not RELIGION. Where there is life, there is God. Where there is no life, God is there to give life. And it is primarily because of the lack of life in the world that God sent his only begotten Son: Not to condemn the world, but to give it life. Furthermore, we cannot lock up God and Jesus in church and confine them within the bounds of spirituality, never to meddle in the political affairs of men. All the affairs in the world are God's. A separation of church and state is a separation of God from his people. God, Jesus, and the people of the world are inseparably one. Lastly, we often say God is Almighty. Yet, if he is Almighty, why is it the self-seeking men in sheep's clothing who are at the helm ruling the world-and not God? God must rule the world! From his Mission shall arise "NEW CAESARS" to renew the world. New Caesars, New World!Amen.

Jesus' blood on the cross did not, even a drop, cleanse us of our sins. For if this is true, then the unrepentant criminal hanging there on the cross beside Jesus had also been saved, just as the other criminal who had repented. Jesus lived because he wanted us to live to the fullest by showing us the way, the truth, and the life. He died because he wanted to show us how committed was, he in bringing us that fullness of life. In the spirit of the covenant, he made with his disciples, Jesus poured out his blood for all those who would put their faith in him, repent, and be co-workers in his Mission. Unless we repent and follow him, even a thousand deaths of Jesus could never ever save us from our sins. In the final analysis, it shall be "our own death and resurrection" from our own wickedness and selfishness that may save us, not the "death and resurrection" of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.

Christianity taught her faithful into putting all their trust in the miracles of God through his Divine Providence, more than in the miracles of the Law of Nature through our Perfect Obedience. There is only one law governing the life in the world: God's LAW OF NATURE. The Law of Nature is the Law of Life. They who obey the Law shall be rewarded with peace, harmony, and prosperity. Inversely, they who disobey the Law shall be punished with endless conflict, disunity, and poverty-regardless of their faith in God. For faith in God without regard for the good dictates of Nature is at all a faith in no God. Obeying the Law of Nature is obeying God, for indeed the Law of Nature is God. Having faith in God ought not to be trusting that God will always provide even against all odds, but rather trusting that for as long as we remain faithful to the good dictates of Nature, God shall never fail to provide. Amen.

God is life, not money. Never ever will God be needing or asking for money. He owns the whole world, why will he. Worship God with life, not with money. Any church that demands contributions or tithes from her faithful, saying that they are God's share, and yet that very God's share did not go to God but to the satisfaction of her self-esteem, greed, and flesh is prostituting, not worshiping, the Holy Name of God. The true Church of Jesus exists to bring life to the world. And there will be no life in this world for as long as there is poverty and oppression in our world. For this, she shall seek out all wealth and power and truth to liberate the poor and oppressed from the clutches of the evil world. Therefore, any money given to the church that did not go to serving the cause of the poor and oppressed in our world is money that went to church, never to God.