Carlton Pearson on Inclusion

inclusion initially was Christian universalism it was expanded beyond the religious aspects of it now to more spiritually but initially it was that in the finished work of a Christ or of the cross when Jesus said it is finished that the work of human Redemption had been accomplished that all of humanity had been and all sin and sinners had been atoned for and so by the blood of Jesus on the cross as the sacrificial lamb I no longer believe in a God that demands blood sacrifices but in Christian lingo and Christian logic Jesus is the Savior lord and savior of all savior of all and Lord of some Lord of those who acknowledge that he's their Savior but that's Christian talk and I can theologically doctrinally discuss debate that with anybody I've expanded beyond that to believe that there is a universe soul reality universe uni meaning you know or one in Spanish une one verse version or versification of a whole regardless of your ethnicity your nationality your cultural and social background or being regardless of your gender or orientation sexual orientation we're all essentially spirit NUMA is the Greek word or mist or breath essence the permanent rather than accidental you that's what I mean when I say essence the permanent you that has always been it will always be that spirit so getting back to that we've supplanted spirituality with religion religion actually blocks you from your spirituality and puts parameters and boundaries and limitations on you the more we get away from religion the word actually means bondage and in its original essence when we get beyond those bondages are in those boundaries then we become open and free and the illusion that we are we're an elusive thing it's hard to really get a hold on us and put our fingers just keep slipping through us so we keep following the illusion with great curiosity and great interest and that's how we discover ourselves once you lose your curiosity and become overly what I call over certitude you're overly certain about a particular ideology you limit yourself and when you stop asking questions you stop questioning answers and so we don't just want to ask questions answer questions we want to question answers and keep questioning answers that's how you expand and grow and extend yourself to your infinite person and personality or personification

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Length: 3min 2sec (182 seconds)

Published: Tue Nov 29 2016