Jesus’ “Heresy” Revisited: Joel S. Goldsmith & the Kingdom Within for 2026 Scholars

Описание: Jesus’ “Heresy” Revisited: Joel S. Goldsmith & the Kingdom Within for 2026 Scholars

🕯️ What if the most “controversial” claim about Jesus wasn’t a scandal—but a method of knowing?
In this lecture-style meditation, we follow Joel S. Goldsmith into the “secret place” where prayer becomes recognition, not petition. 📜 Drawing on Scripture (John, Paul, Psalms, Isaiah), we examine the radical thesis that unsettled orthodox ears: one Power, not two; Christ within, not Christ at a distance; healing as spiritual law, not supernatural exception.
🔍 For 2026 academics and serious readers of religion, this episode frames mystical Christianity as a lived epistemology—how consciousness, fear, and “dualism” shape religious experience. 🧠 We ask why Jesus sounded heretical in his own time, how “the Kingdom of God is within you” reorders theology, and how Goldsmith’s Infinite Way reinterprets prayer, evil, and salvation as present-tense awakening. ✨
📌 Keywords focus: Joel S. Goldsmith, Jesus studies, Christian mysticism, prayer, inner realization.

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