Letters From Leavers

:First of all I would like to thank you for this forum,

 It is indeed a pleasure and a priviledge to share my experience and the liberty I have found in  a personal relationship with my Savior, Priest, and King; Jesus the Christ. Who has redeemed all mankind from the curse of bondage resulting from the teaching of those who would profit by speading fear and misery. It is our responsibility to go out and tell everyone who will listen. We are free! free! free indeed! It has pleased the Father to remove the handwritting of old ordinances, which work against us. And deliver us unto His sweet fellowship through the sacrifice of His dear son.

 The church house crowd crucified our Lord and they continue to crucify ever child of God who will separate themselves from the machinations of bondage unto His glorious light.

There is an adage common to society that says the more things change, the more they actually remain the same. This concept is never more true than concerning religion. The very definition of religion is to “rebind” or “re-league”. In order to re-bind or re-league, one must first be free from a bondage or a league. In this letter I am addressing the re-binding of the souls of men to a system of laws which constrain the Spirit to be subservient to aberrations of fear, I.E. retribution by the divine. In the beginning God created man in His image and His likeness FOR HIS GOOD PLEASURE. That is, God, The Divine Creator, (imaged) imagined an entity that would possess the same attributes as Itself for the express purpose of GOOD PLEASURE. This good pleasure was that this new creation was to fellowship with the Divine, and minister to the needs of that which had been created. That is, to maintain an order of harmony in nature, thereby having part in the endeavor of the Divine to express himself through mankind. Man was given authority over all creation. Man was absolute in his determination. Whatever man chose was indeed an expression of the will which was given him by the creator. Now the Divine had previously created all that was and called it Good. The entire created universe was manifest for habitation by the representative of the Divine: Man. In the beginning, man was at one with God. They walked together in the midst of the creation; they talked together on a personal intimate level. In effect, man and his creator were indeed of one mind and one accord. All was well, and it was good.

 Man was given absolute caprice. With this came the wisdom of discernment and a love for his creator. Mankind was the divine, incarnate manifestation of fellowship with God and nature, the link between God and his creation

 This enlightened creation pondered the nature of his existence and the operation of the environment of his domain. He began to realize the vastness of his responsibility and the possibility of chaos if he failed to minister his authority properly (seemingly unaware that The Divine was always at hand to mend any disharmony).. All was well indeed until the day came when mankind, pondering the nature of his existence, came up with the idea that seemed logical on the outside and reasonable to anyone who had eyes to see. The conclusion of this self-examination seemed to reveal that mankind was evidently a created being, a part of nature, physically not that much different than the beasts, and obviously had the same basic instincts. Upon further examination of mankind and his role as caretaker of the natural environment, it seemed that God had at least to some degree abandoned the program, and left man and nature to themselves. With this in mind, man realized that his choices had a definite impact on the results that would affect themselves and the environment. Man began to see himself as part of nature, apart from the Divine. His judgments became more practical and pragmatic. Mankind became his own judge, in that he began to make evaluations concerning his behavior. Heretofore, his behavior was of course divine, because he identified himself as the offspring of the Divine. Once he determined he was a separate entity, he became aware that there were certain guidelines that needed to be established to control his natural instincts. Ergo, the concept of right and wrong, and good and evil begin to develop, and a whole new system of ideas and perspectives became the norm. Instead of desiring to please his Father, mankind began to set up parameters whereby he would recognize “this thing is of God, and this thing is of man.” There must obviously be a separation between the two, so one thing was labeled good and the other evil. )

 This was the first religious system; and resulted in man being separated from his divine origin. From there mankind continued to build upon the concept of dualism to the point that God Himself was believed to possess the same depraved quality as man, in that God would judge any man who failed to adhere to the new system, and exile those disobedient to an eternity of suffering.

Whole societies were formed with government overseers installed to assure that the people obeyed those who created the system (PRIESTS). It was feared that if anyone person would be disobedient that the whole population would suffer the retribution of the Divine. Inasmuch as fears and superstitions began to possess the people, the pastors waxed ever more powerful. The ministers of the religion were indeed the only intercessors between God and man; without them there was no hope of being saved from eternal damnation from an angry, jealous God. The bondage grew greater as time progressed to the point that anyone who was suspected by the clergy of being a heretic was executed and became an example for the rest. The pastors, preachers, priests, clergy, etc. etc. became the rulers of the people. The religious leaders controlled trade, traditions, travel, and every other element of society. The first human government was a religion. The religious leaders led the people through pride and prejudice. People became unsettled with some aspects of the religion and began to obey strange doctrines. These doctrines became a point of contention between those of the ruling class (priests) and the subservients. The rulers at long last decided that the people must have their way. So they established a religion for every bent and belief that society chose, and called them by the name of the persons who were prominent in promoting that sect. Every religious leader was given access to his government representative. Every leader in effect became a liaison of the government to the people. The cleric had power to marry, bury, baptise, and was deemed a reliable wittness at litigation. This created an illusion of separation which was pleasing to the populations. It seemed that the people indeed had a choice, and freedom to exercise that choice, when indeed they were only allowed to follow the carrot just beyond the reach of the stick. It seems, as historical records reveal, that every population experienced some similar evolution, with few exceptions here and there.

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 Jesus came preaching and teaching that we are indeed the children of the Divine and we are one with the Devine. Jesus taught that we are each priests and kings, whom have direct access to the creator, without caveat or condition.

 Jesus came to set the captives free. Jesus came to destroy old superstitions and traditions which kept the souls of men in bondage to the old religious systems. The scriptures tell us that the letter of the law kills, but the Spirit gives life. We are accountable to God alone in that God is our only Father. If God is our Father, then all men everywhere are our brothers; therefore, we are all one in Christ Jesus our Brother, Saviour, and Priest. It is that Spirit of Christ that lighteth every man who comes into the world that unites us and makes us to love one another. Jesus was crucified for the justification of all men; therefore, we need no system to rectify our depravity. We need no man to teach us but the Spirit of God only. We indeed are become what we were created (the offspring of the Divine).

                           ——————————ENTER RELIGION AGAIN————————————- Many may not realize that the word in the Bible, translated “CHURCH”, is NOT the correct word in the Bible! The word falsely translated “church” is really the Greek word “EKKLESIA”, which means “CALLED OUT”!! The word “church” is the SAME ancient word that was used in PAGANISM hundreds of years before Jesus Christ! The word “church” is from the pagan word “kirk, kirke, circ, circe, circle, circus, etc.”, not kyriake! THIS INFORMATION IS READILY FOUND FOR ALL WHO CARE TO CHECK!

 Same old same old. There are wolves in sheep clothes among us who would market their same old concept of separation and dualisms with fear to a hoi polloi which has become inebriated on the lust of the flesh, hoping to grasp some semblance of spirituality before they meet death and have to face an angry God.

 There is only one religion in the world, one fear in the world, and one priesthood bent on capitalizing on, and marketing that fear for their own exaltation and profit. Religion has many masks but only one face. Its face is the face of death. Yet its masks are of joy, contentment, reconciliation, salvation, hope, and every good thing man may imagine. Just as the tree of knowledge appeared in the midst of the Garden to the first couple, religion bears every conceivable desirable fruit, yet it is poison through and through. The names of religion are innumerable and its masks are infinitely complex, even as to seem to oppose themselves. Religious factions even go to war killing off there adherents in mass conflicts, declaring it is the will of God.                              ————————-ENTER JESUS CHRIST———————————

The prince of Peace.the one mediator between God and man.Christ in us is our hope of Glory.

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Jesus came to set us free from the bondage of fear that re-binding has put upon us.

Come out from among them and be not partakers of their iniquities.

Perfect love casts out fear.

Geat peace have they who love God’s law, and nothing shall offend them.

It is the Glory of kings to seach out the mysteries of God.

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dan

dnly@wildblue.net