By Owl of Athena on Sunday, 22 January 2017
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Hello instructors,

Why does Christ become responsible for our sins?

Lo and behold, how Christ, not being a sinner, is transformed into something like a sinner, since without being a sinner, as a fact, he becomes responsible for all of our mental, sexual, emotional, volitional, etc., activities."


Why is Chokmah responsible, and not the human soul?

Finally, in the Causal World, the World of Natural Causes, the Lord has to climb the Golgotha of supreme sacrifice. Thereafter, he descends to the sepulcher, and with his death he kills death.


Why is it that Christ must die and not the human soul?

Much thanks,

Peace.
All religions are precious pearls strung upon the golden thread of divinity.
The love that all mystic institutions of the world feel for the divine is noticeable: for Allah, Brahma, Tao, Zen, I.A.O., INRI, God, etc.

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So the inner Christ, the saviour, that descends into us, which has the essence of sacrifice, must, through us, go through all the human suffering that we go through, because our very act of sacrifice is this force within us? That we initiate this force in us means that Christ walks with us on this path, and we do not suffer alone, which explains why he dies for all our sins?

When we begin the straight path, to destroy our egos and to liberate our Being of selfish will, and begin to be charitable and altruistic, this very wisdom, this act, is Christic and solar, and therefore it is Chokmah descended into us? So this is why Jesus Christ is always born within a stable? Because he/this force is the Saviour?

Man would surely be lost without knowing this profound force, light, power.

Is Chokmah as Saviour Fire equivalent to Allah? Is Allah also this saving fire?

Much thanks
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Thank-you, Lion of Judah
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