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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2019 · 53 MIN

THE ROADMAP TO HEAVEN – NAC:22

from New Age Christianity · host Austin Fletcher

Why is it do you think that people are so prone in religious discussions to try to define ‘who’s in and who’s out’? When did being ‘right’ become the symbol of someone’s Christlike nature? The simple fact is that there are a basic set of assumptions that most people believe to be true, and it is from those assumptions the humans feel the need to frame their ‘right-ness’ (notice I didn’t say ‘righteousness’) by defining why everyone else is ‘wrong’. Theses assumptions go something like this: God is unsatisfied with humanity… therefore Humans must DO something to please God and ‘fix’ it… therefore Because there is a ‘fix’ needed, not everyone is going to find that ‘fix’… therefore Some of us will find it, and some won’t… therefore Some of us are ‘in’, and some of us are ‘out’… therefore We need to figure out what to do to be ‘in’, to get it ‘right’… therefore We must frame our ‘right-ness’ with everyone else’s ‘wrong-ness’… therefore Being ‘wrong’ means God is unsatisfied with you… therefore Go back to #1 This never-ending cycle of assumptions happens so fast in our minds, and yet, it is nothing more than an endless cycle stemming from our knowledge of what is ‘good’ and what is ‘evil’. Quantifying what beliefs and behaviors make one right with God is the original challenge of the garden, and modern religions are still playing the same game. How do we break this cycle? Glad you asked… In this episode we discuss: How to break the endless cycle of the knowledge of good and evil How to bring heaven to earth… TODAY What Jesus meant when he laid out the roadmap to heaven in John 3 What exactly the earth is waiting for from YOU, and how to bring it

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