From The Doctrines For Spiritual Christianity This One God is Substance itself and Form itself and angels and men are substances and forms from Him, and so far as they are in Him and He in them are images and likenesses of Him. As God is Esse He is also Substance; for unless Esse is …
From The Doctrines For Spiritual Christianity There is only one substance which really is substance. Everything else is a formation from it, and that one and only substance reigns not solely as the form but as that too which is not the form (lit non form), for instance, as that which gave rise to them. …
From The Doctrines For Spiritual Christianity The reason why the infinity of God predicated of space is called immensity, is that the term ‘immense’ is used of what is great and large, and also what is extensive and in this respect spacious. But the reason why the infinity of God predicated of time is called …
From The Doctrines For Spiritual Christianity People inevitably confuse Divine Infinity with infinity of space. And because they do not conceive of infinity of space as anything other than nothingness, as indeed it is, neither do they believe in Divine Infinity. The same applies to Eternity. They cannot conceive of it except as an eternity …
From The Doctrines For Spiritual Christianity Nature has two properties, space and time. A person in the natural world forms his mental concepts and thus his understanding in accordance with them. If he remains immersed in these concepts and does not raise his mind above them, he is incapable of ever perceiving anything spiritual or …
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From The Doctrines For Spiritual Christianity The Divine is not variable and mutable as everything connected with space and time is, or as everything connected with nature is, but is invariable and immutable. Consequently it is everywhere and always the same. (Divine Love and Wisdom 77) The Divine Being, which is in itself God, is the same; …
From The Doctrines For Spiritual Christianity When the verb ‘says’ is used of Jehovah, nothing else is meant than ‘is so’ or ‘is not so’, or ‘happens’ or ‘does not happen’; for no other verb can be used of Jehovah than Is. The things which are said of Jehovah throughout the Word are there for …
This series explores some of the key concepts that form the basis for Spiritual Christianity. It looks to unravel the intricacies of spiritual development embedded in the Word, unveiling the laws that govern and shape both the individual and collective consciousness and hence our journey towards a more profound connection with the Divine. Each subsection contains between 8-12 modules consisting of: a short 4-8 minute video, a set of multiple choice and reflective questions, and some meditative and creative art tasks for further contemplation on the material presented.
Spiritual Christianity presents a profound understanding of the Divine, emphasising God’s transcendence and infinity. The Divine Being or, Jehovah, is the ultimate reality, embodying perfection and immutability. God’s immensity is not related to spatial magnitude but to His role as the spaceless cause of all that exists. The Divine Substance sustains all creation through omnipresence, …
From The Doctrines For Spiritual Christianity The Divine Being (Esse) will be discussed first, then the Divine Essence. It looks as if these two are one and the same, but in fact Being (Esse) is more universal than Essence, since Essence presupposes Being, and comes into existence from Being. The Being of God, or the …
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