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You're welcome Marty! Unless Kurt says otherwise, I have included the comments in the discussion page.
You're welcome Marty! Unless Kurt says otherwise, I have included the comments in the discussion page.
'''Roxanne wrote on tml: Wed, May 7, 2014 at 3:54 PM'''
Rob, I couldn't disagree with you more. You obviously have missed what the Magisterial Mission is all about. Its purpose is not about "religion as such", but about saving the world's social structures from total collapse, so that someday Christ Michael's world of the Cross can reach the age of light and life. The Urantia Book is not a religion either, but an adjunct to all the world's religions; that's why we were cautioned to not build Urantian churches.
As for Charles' comment about "certain protocols," he didn't define it in the transcript directly, so you really do not know what the protocols are, do you? And your "assessing the value of purely journalistic comments that are found to be in error of material fact(s)" are also found to be in error of material facts. You have "opinions," not facts about the validity of Charles' comments. (Not everything you read on the Internet is true, and not everything you 'think' is true either.) Before you do more damage to Christ Michael's Correcting Time Plan, I suggest that you open your hearts and minds concerning your grave assumptions about the work others are doing in concert with Christ Michael, Machiventa and Monjoronson.
IMS,
Roxanne
'''Rob wrote on tml: Wed, May 7, 2014 at 4:35 PM'''
Hello Roxanne-
Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
My knowledge of the Magisterial Mission is not derived from second hand sources. Reliance upon methods of indirection, though necessary in isolated worlds, is subject to interception and distortion.
As for the comments attributed to Charles, the record speaks for itself, and as such is a clear statement that deserves close attention by readers who value the role of morality in all decision making. The difference between facts and opinions is that the former is the domain of science, the latter philosophy. Both play a legitimate role in the construction of knowledge shaped by ongoing dialogue.
Happily, the Correcting Time, including the Magisterial Mission, is larger than any of its single facets.
Gratefully,
Rob
