This short work is one of Kingslands' additions to Theosophy; an interesting little booklet which compares Christendom with the claimed mystery religion at the core of Theosophy itself.
The words of Jesus in the canonical scriptures, as well as of Paul and others, here, are used to show that Jesus was not a believer in the kind of legalistic superstition of quasi-modern church dogma- indeed, not only is this inarguably factual, it has now recently emerged into other schools of completely legitimate philosophy.
44 pages.
Hey Styxx I'm wondering if you're at all familiar with Thunderbolts Project and Electric Universe theory. I've no doubt the mythological side of it would fascinate you no end; I'm not sure about the science although you'd probably love how the current astronomical/cosmolgical paradigm with it's institutions and adherents operating more like a medieval Catholic Church than as what we are led to believe which is pretty much the opposite and which so many peoples today believe is the only path to true knowledge and enlightenment. Anyways if you haven't I highly urge you to check it out since it conclusively shows how the symbols and stories from the myth making era of mankind was heavily if not almost exclusively influenced by what was seen in the sky, and not the sky we see today but one with dynamic and ever changing highly charged plasma formations which are exact matches to those seen in laboratory experiments. Also rock art world wide, for which no coherent explanation was ever given, match the very specific and limited forms that plasma takes. God I hope you didn't already know that. Anyway, there's a lot there to look into. Thanks for all your work so far I've only watched YouTube videos but I'm dying to get some books, I can't believe I never checked your work out until today. Aloha nui loa bruddah.
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