A Course in Miracles -- NOT

Carrie

2011-05-15 15:04:19 UTC

The miracle is a shift in perception. Which is like reading what you write
on here and instead of seeing it as some kind of attack (on beliefs that
don't need defense) see it in another way. The course says what doesn't seem
like love is fear. You are obviously very much afraid of what ACIM says
(there is no world, it's all illusion?) and your way of dealing with this is
trying to discredit it and those who believe it.
Not realizing you are really a wonderful teacher, giving those who do
believe it a chance to remember it and put it in to practice in their lives.
How and what you believe (or we see you as believing) about anything is
just that, how and what YOU believe. For whatever reason, and your choice.
You aren't wrong, you aren't really anything. Whatever those who read
your posts see you as.

Post by Sidney Lambe
Take the Bible and filter it through the minds of hardcore
Christian Fundamentalists.
Then try to hide its real message behind a bunch of fluffy-bunny
new-age sew-age.
Now you have the mis-named "Course in Miracles".
The Bible is so confusing that there are over 30,000
officially-recognized denominations of Christianity on the planet
today. ACIM is one of them.
And that's why, if you ask 10 ACIMers to interpret a specific
passage in ACIM, you will get 10 different interpretations.
Note that neither Jesus nor God had anything to do with either
the Bible or its ACIM derivative. They would not have produced
such vague and confusing documents. Duh.
The Truth obviously existed long, long before Moses and Jesus
showed up, so there is no need to reference anything Biblical
in order to convey it.
"The Nature of Personal Reality" by Jane Roberts is the
real course in miracles.
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