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==Session==

==Session==

*São Carlos — SP, Brazil

*São Carlos — SP, Brazil

===Lesson===  

===Part I===  

Prolotheos: “The [[creation]] of ‘saviors’ is common to most [[religions]] and comes from the inability of [[human being]]s to deal with [[guilt]] about [[sin]] and the [[growth]] of a [[consciousness]] increasingly refined. In [[Christianity]], by means of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pauline_Christianity Paul’s theology] and a misconception of [[Jesus]]’ ministry by the Twelve, the idea of Jesus Christ as a Savior came out mixed with a horribly mistaken envisioning of [[the Father]] spiritually enraged against [[humanity]] because of sin and requiring [[atonement]] by His Son in order to give [[salvation]]. In fact, [[the Father]] is not an enraged perfect being against sin and who demands the perfect life of His Son instead of the lives of sinners to grant salvation. Rather, the Father is a loving Creator who lovingly and mercifully offers [[pardon]]s to His children conditioned upon just faith and the teaching of [[repentance]] and [[obedience]]. No sacrifice whatsoever is needed. Jesus is not your savior because he died for your sins, neither to satisfy the perfect [[God's justice|justice of God]]. However, there is a way to see Christ [[Michael]], the same that incarnated on Urantia as Jesus of Nazareth, as a Savior — in fact the greatest of all.  

Prolotheos: “The [[creation]] of ‘saviors’ is common to most [[religions]] and comes from the inability of [[human being]]s to deal with [[guilt]] about [[sin]] and the [[growth]] of a [[consciousness]] increasingly refined. In [[Christianity]], by means of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pauline_Christianity Paul’s theology] and a misconception of [[Jesus]]’ ministry by the Twelve, the idea of Jesus Christ as a Savior came out mixed with a horribly mistaken envisioning of [[the Father]] spiritually enraged against [[humanity]] because of sin and requiring [[atonement]] by His Son in order to give [[salvation]]. In fact, [[the Father]] is not an enraged perfect being against sin and who demands the perfect life of His Son instead of the lives of sinners to grant salvation. Rather, the Father is a loving Creator who lovingly and mercifully offers [[pardon]]s to His children conditioned upon just faith and the teaching of [[repentance]] and [[obedience]]. No sacrifice whatsoever is needed. Jesus is not your savior because he died for your sins, neither to satisfy the perfect [[God's justice|justice of God]]. However, there is a way to see Christ [[Michael]], the same that incarnated on Urantia as Jesus of Nazareth, as a Savior — in fact the greatest of all.  

“Christ Michael has executed [[seven bestowals]]; the last one on Urantia when He was born of a woman as Joshua ben Joseph. In each bestowal he assumed the life of one type of His universe sons. These several bestowals had the objective of giving the [[experience]] of the creature to the Creator in order to make Him experientially [[sympathetic]], [[compassionate]] and identified with them, really knowing the life of His creatures, in order to reign as their absolute Sovereign. The kind of Salvation a [[Master Son]] like Christ Michael offers to His creatures is the salvation from existential [[isolation]]. Through these bestowals creatures are never again isolated in their inferior condition from the Creator because the Creator became as one of them and lived with them, showing them how to live a perfect life to the Father.

“Christ Michael has executed [[seven bestowals]]; the last one on Urantia when He was born of a woman as Joshua ben Joseph. In each bestowal he assumed the life of one type of His universe sons. These several bestowals had the objective of giving the [[experience]] of the creature to the Creator in order to make Him experientially [[sympathetic]], [[compassionate]] and identified with them, really knowing the life of His creatures, in order to reign as their absolute Sovereign. The kind of Salvation a [[Master Son]] like Christ Michael offers to His creatures is the salvation from existential [[isolation]]. Through these bestowals creatures are never again isolated in their inferior condition from the Creator because the Creator became as one of them and lived with them, showing them how to live a perfect life to the Father.

[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]

[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]