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Returns of Christ

Dec 21, 1996 07:51 AM
by liesel


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>From: guru@nellie2.demon.co.uk Dr. A.M.Bain
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>> If we define the Christ as an archetype
>> of the collective unconscious it seems fair to say that He/It
>> *has* returned *through* all the movements mentioned above.
>> Returned in many new forms and with conflicting messages.
>
>Jesus in the gospel accounts also gives conflicting messages!
>At one point he is quoted as saying he has come only to the lost
>sheep of the house of Israel and elsewhere accepts gentiles
>into his following.
>
>I guess God's son is just confused in whatever guise we find
>him. Should have had a daughter if you ask me which you
>probably don't.
>
>:- Alan
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Alan thanks for the compliment but what makes you think a daughter would
be any less confused than a son? Confused in a different way perhaps but
confused nonetheless until Nirvana

Liesel

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