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That is not necessarily a bad idea. Your questioning of Christianity is not the same as questioning what Jesus taught. There is only ONE WAY--LOVE.
Separate out the idea that LOVE needs to be attached to any specific ‘theology’ or group. It requires none. Jesus simply taught LOVE, and walked in it. He promoted no religion, ritual, organization, or group. He made endless attempts to instill this simple attitude in his disciples, who, being trapped in the mindset of Judaism, tried to make it more complicated than it was.
We were CREATED as LOVE, but have simply forgotten it. We can LOVE whenever and wherever we choose, and therein lies the rub--all of our excuses for not LOVING. That was what Jesus was pointing out--LOVE without CONDITIONS.
That is not necessarily a bad idea. Your questioning of Christianity is not the same as questioning what Jesus taught. There is only ONE WAY--LOVE.
Separate out the idea that LOVE needs to be attached to any specific ‘theology’ or group. It requires none. Jesus simply taught LOVE, and walked in it. He promoted no religion, ritual, organization, or group. He made endless attempts to instill this simple attitude in his disciples, who, being trapped in the mindset of Judaism, tried to make it more complicated than it was.
We were CREATED as LOVE, but have simply forgotten it. We can LOVE whenever and wherever we choose, and therein lies the rub--all of our excuses for not LOVING. That was what Jesus was pointing out--LOVE without CONDITIONS.