Christ did to the Jewish orthodoxy, what Buddha did to the Hindu orthodoxy.
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God lives in and through the human mind, and not in any church, synagogue, temple or mosque.
Only a handful of individuals in human history can be truly hailed as Christians, such as Tolstoy, Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Rumi, Martin Luther King Jr. and a few others.
The more a person is united within himself or herself and inwardly simple, the more and higher things he or she understands, because he or she receives the light of understanding from within.
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If Christ attained the state of Absolute Divinity, so can you. And once you do, then only you will understand the true meaning of Religion and God.
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All our sentiments - religious, romantic or any other - are born in the neurons.
Jesus Christ, from Nazareth was a glorious man in human history – a man filled with love, compassion and purity of conscience.
All of Christ’s philosophical ideas can be compressed into one simple phrase – Love thy neighbor.
The human mind has a primordial affinity towards ideas of miracles and mysticism, especially, in times of weakness.
If you are truly able to walk in the shoes of Christ, the very label of religion called Christianity would disappear from the face of earth.
He (Jesus) gave up his life not because of the so-called sins of humanity, but because he was too adamant to give in to orthodox monstrosity.
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