By: wynn manners

wynn manners — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 09:31:20 +0000

Thank you for the book recommendation. It is one i should probably seek out & read.
You asked, “How could she abandon the Truth?”
To embrace the other half of the Larger Divine Truth is not a circumstance of abandoning the Truth.
“Turn her back on the Savior and the Son of the Living God?”
The Savior returns (spiritually) in His feminine aspect as the Savioress, Sophia, *Daughter* of God and Goddess. There is no problem for Real Christ in this. He and Sophia are One with our Heavenly Father and our Heavenly Mother.
“And what can I do to reflect light into this mysterious new cultural yearning for the sacred feminine?”
*Her* Divine Light — as the Living Holy Spirit — is accessible to *everyone*. We dwell in Her & She dwells in us.
You wrote, “She’s deliberately following a path that leads away from God…”
The Divine is omnipresent. No “getting away” from God/dess!
~~in He/r,
~~wynn manners
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Dear Wynn,
You’re a little disingenuous in your comment, as my post obviously is not recommending the book, but rather calling attention to and disagreeing with its message.
I do appreciate you sharing your thoughts and beliefs. It helps to understand where you’re coming from.
What’s a little confusing, I think, is your use of the words Christ, Heavenly Father, and Holy Spirit, because your definition of those words is very different from mine, which are based on the Bible, God’s unchanging Word.
And, yes, I’d agree that Divine Light is available for everyone, but only through the life, sacrificial death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the son of God. The Bible teaches that a personal relationship with Jesus is the only way to have that Light.
SUSY
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