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  1. "The very core of the Biblical tradition is that religion is a specific sickness with a specific cure."

  2. "That there is a clear distinction between Biblical terms which denote that which is 'uncreated' and that which is 'created'."

  3. "That it is impossible to explain God, and even more impossible to form a concept appropriate to Him."

  4. "That the cure of the sickness of religion involves at all stages 'the transformation of selfish happiness-seeking love' into the selfless love of one's own crucifixion, which is glorification."

  5. "That the expressions about God in the Bible are not intended to convey concepts about God. They only act as means to guide one to the purification and illumination of the heart and finally to glorification by the Pre-incarnate and incarnate Lord of Glory. "

The imaginative capabilities of the animal mind, active in daydreaming, normally give the animal-awareness power over the semantic layer.  Unless this condition of our semantic nature is overcome, the psyche remains permanently unable to prevent the domination of the individual’s power of choice by his/her animal nature.

And Palamas tells us that Saint Paul sometimes speaks of this wisdom as ‘human wisdom’, as when he says, “’My preaching does not rest on the persuasive words of human wisdom,’ (Romans 1:21.) And again [he says], We do not speak in words which teach human wisdom.’  But at the same time, he thinks it right to call those who have acquired this wisdom ‘wise men according to the flesh,’(1 Corinthians 1:26.) or ‘wise men become fools,’ (Romans 1:22.) “the disputants of this age,’ (1 Corinthians 1:20.) and their wisdom is qualified by him in similar terms: It is ‘wisdom become folly,’ the ‘wisdom which has been done away,’ ‘vain trumpery,’ ‘the ‘wisdom of this age,’ and it 'belongs to the princes of this age who are coming to an end.” (I Corinthians 2:6.)

CRISIS

Spiritual crisis P1

Spiritual crisis P2

Spiritual crisis P3

Spiritual crisis P4

Spiritual crisis P5


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A New Vision

The Ark

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A Different Christianity

Philosophers of God

St. Gregory Palamas

Cross-fertilisation

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Lost Doctrines

Lost Christian truths

The Royal Road

Inner language

History of Christianity

Christian Therapy

The First Millennium

Christian Psychology

Different kind of mind

One thing needful

Emotional Education

Magnetisation to God

Eastern Church spirituality

God's drill

Threshold of prayer

Ora et Labora

Research Report

Mystical History

Cultural Evolution

Esoteric Christianity

The Barbarian Within

Spiritual crisis of the West


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