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'''Marty wrote: Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 7:33 PM'''
Rob,
You quote a lesson about evil: "evil always results when purely personal evaluations are elevated to the levels of absolutes"
I wonder if this also applies to the Luciferian Manifesto? I ask this because I have read somewhere that Hitler’s holocaust was an attempt by Caligastia to rid the planet of the race from which Jesus came.
This does not seem to be a personal evaluation of Jews which was expressed in the hatred spread by Hitler, but the intended genocide of Jesus’ people.
It is a front line of the war in heaven manifest on Earth among other atrocities.
Marty
'''Rob wrote: Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 4:51 PM'''
Hello Marty-
Thank you for your thoughts! The reference to evil as always emerging from personal evaluations being elevated to the level of absolutes is from the [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=100:1_Religious_Growth Urantia text]]. Yes, of course it applies to the Rebellion as Lucifer is perhaps the best illustration of this axiom. It is not surprising to see his legacy here as in other isolated worlds that would include Nazism, but it could be extended to any 'isms' that normally appear in earlier phases of planetary evolution. In worlds of isolation though, these propensities are greatly exacerbated to maximize competition and rationalized as a technique of accelerating evolution. Needless to say, the slow sure method of transformation beginning within has never sat well with those who would become crusaders evangelizing various 'revelations' including UB, TM, & MM. These reflect the legacy of Lucifer even while using the name of Michael resulting in a tragic form of irony.
Gratefully,
Rob
