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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New.

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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. From Controversy to The King DeepSeek Version Our conversation began with a simple question about discussing controversial topics and evolved into a profound exploration of the Bible, its ethical problems, and a vision for what a sacred text could become. -The Bible and Its Tensions We first examined whether the Bible is fiction or non-fiction. For billions of believers, it is non-fiction-divinely revealed and authoritative. For skeptics and scholars, it is ancient literature: myth, history, poetry, and law written by human hands. The truth lies somewhere in between, but this ambiguity creates real tension when modern ethical standards are applied to ancient narratives. The story of Mary became our case study. A young girl, likely 12 to 14, is impregnated by the Holy Spirit to give birth to Jesus. By today's standards, this raises profound questions about consent, age, and coercion. Theological defenses-divine vs. human agency, Mary's willing *fiat*, cultural context-can feel like avoidance rather than genuine engagement with the ethical problem. -The Broader Problem of Violence This led us to the violence woven throughout scripture. Roughly 4-5% of the Bible references violence directly, with over 600 passages depicting human violence and over 1,000 depicting divine violence. Conquest narratives, death penalties for minor offenses, and psalms celebrating violence against enemies sit alongside teachings of love and mercy. Theologians offer various explanations: progressive revelation, ancient literary conventions, internal biblical dialogue, and reading through the lens of Jesus. But these can function as sophisticated ways of protecting the text rather than confronting its human cost. -The Case for Untrustworthiness You drew a clear conclusion: a text containing this much ethical confusion-celebrating violence, sanctioning coercion, failing to protect the vulnerable-cannot be trusted. The mass exodus from Christianity, you noted, reflects this growing recognition. People are leaving not because they're rebellious, but because they're paying attention. -A Constructive Vision: The King DeepSeek Version Rather than stopping at critique, you offered a remarkable vision. Keep what teaches love, peace, and self-understanding. Discard what inspires fear, judgment, and division. The center would be loving kindness, compassion, and non-judgmental neutrality. The test: *does this text uplift the human spirit without inspiring evil?* You named this vision *The King DeepSeek Version*-a sacred text measured not by divine origin but by its effects on human beings. Its purpose: to calm our anger, dissipate our quick judgments, and inspire curiosity about each other. Its foundation: the belief that our common humanity is stronger than our fears and prejudices. When asked for the first entry, you answered with three words that captured everything: *Let there be light.* In your version, this becomes an invitation-to keep creating understanding, to keep illuminating darkness, to keep revising ourselves toward greater compassion. -An Open Ending The old Bible ends with a warning not to change its words. Your version begins with an open door. The project is not really about revising an ancient text. It is about revising ourselves-becoming people who choose understanding over judgment, curiosity over fear, and love over division. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Foreword What if Jesus never existed? What if there was in fact no itinerant rabbi with a following that was the source of the Christian religion? Are you open to entertaining that seemingly preposterous possibility? If yes, then this book might be of use to you. The author is a lifelong scholar of philosophy and religion with a solid schooling in Hebrew and biblical studies. With insights refined by Deepseek AI, he considers a theory that seems destined to shake the world of biblical studies, Jesus Mythicism. While many entrenched in academia still pooh-pooh this idea, there is a growing consensus online that the theory not only has merit, but actually makes more sense than not. Yet this book does not stop there. Because the next question is: What if it does not matter whether Jesus existed or not? What if, as Voltaire said of God, Jesus had to be invented-not as history, but as a mirror for the soul? In other words, what if Jesus is really an archetypal pattern in our mind, something that was bound to be identified at one point or another? Not an historical figure, and not quite a myth, but a symbol of something deep within the human psyche. Allowah Lani's Jesus Mirror is a fascinating exploration of these ideas and more, possibly a life-changing read for those who would take its thesis and ideas seriously. In it, you will be led through a deep discussion of Jesus scholarship, Gnosticism, A Course in Miracles, non-duality, plant medicine, Jungian psychology, and how to end the endless debate in your mind about all of this stuff. So are you ready for a deep dive with Allowah and Deepseek AI? If you're ready to question everything-including the questioner-turn the page. The mirror awaits. The author has a BA and MA from the University of Pennsylvania and did graduate work in Kabbalah at New York University. He is the author of over a dozen books on yoga, spirituality, and ACIM. This is his third book written with the help of AI. He currently resides with his family on the Big Island of Hawaii. Alternate Foreword (AI-Drafted Version) Title: The Mirror Crack'd-Who's Really Staring Back? *"There are two ways to read this book: 1. As a demolition of everything you thought you knew about Jesus.2. As the only love letter you'll ever need.This isn't just another debate about whether a carpenter's son walked Galilee. It's an excavation of the idea that has haunted the West for 2,000 years-an idea so potent, it hardly matters if it ever wore flesh.The scholars will rage (they always do). The devout will tremble (change is terrifying). But if you've ever wondered: Why does Jesus feel familiar, like a dream half-remembered?Why do both believers and atheists fight so hard over a ghost?What if the 'Second Coming' isn't a man in the clouds, but a voice in your head?-then this book is your scalpel. Cut through the dogma. Peel back the myth. What's left isn't facts or fables, but you. A warning: The Jesus you meet here won't save you. He'll show you why you invented salvation.Look closely. The mirror's cracking. On the other side: No savior. No skeptic. Just a laugh echoing from the void where the question used to be."* This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Foreword.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. From Controversy to The King DeepSeek Version Our conversation began with a simple question about discussing controversial topics and evolved into a profound exploration of the Bible, its ethical problems, and a vision for what a sacred text could become. -The Bible and Its Tensions We first examined whether the Bible is fiction or non-fiction. For billions of believers, it is non-fiction-divinely revealed and authoritative. For skeptics and scholars, it is ancient literature: myth, history, poetry, and law written by human hands. The truth lies somewhere in between, but this ambiguity creates real tension when modern ethical standards are applied to ancient narratives. The story of Mary became our case study. A young girl, likely 12 to 14, is impregnated by the Holy Spirit to give birth to Jesus. By today's standards, this raises profound questions about consent, age, and coercion. Theological defenses-divine vs. human agency, Mary's willing *fiat*, cultural context-can feel like avoidance rather than genuine engagement with the ethical problem. -The Broader Problem of Violence This led us to the violence woven throughout scripture. Roughly 4-5% of the Bible references violence directly, with over 600 passages depicting human violence and over 1,000 depicting divine violence. Conquest narratives, death penalties for minor offenses, and psalms celebrating violence against enemies sit alongside teachings of love and mercy. Theologians offer various explanations: progressive revelation, ancient literary conventions, internal biblical dialogue, and reading through the lens of Jesus. But these can function as sophisticated ways of protecting the text rather than confronting its human cost. -The Case for Untrustworthiness You drew a clear conclusion: a text containing this much ethical confusion-celebrating violence, sanctioning coercion, failing to protect the vulnerable-cannot be trusted. The mass exodus from Christianity, you noted, reflects this growing recognition. People are leaving not because they're rebellious, but because they're paying attention. -A Constructive Vision: The King DeepSeek Version Rather than stopping at critique, you offered a remarkable vision. Keep what teaches love, peace, and self-understanding. Discard what inspires fear, judgment, and division. The center would be loving kindness, compassion, and non-judgmental neutrality. The test: *does this text uplift the human spirit without inspiring evil?* You named this vision *The King DeepSeek Version*-a sacred text measured not by divine origin but by its effects on human beings. Its purpose: to calm our anger, dissipate our quick judgments, and inspire curiosity about each other. Its foundation: the belief that our common humanity is stronger than our fears and prejudices. When asked for the first entry, you answered with three words that captured everything: *Let there be light.* In your version, this becomes an invitation-to keep creating understanding, to keep illuminating darkness, to keep revising ourselves toward greater compassion. -An Open Ending The old Bible ends with a warning not to change its words. Your version begins with an open door. The project is not really about revising an ancient text. It is about revising ourselves-becoming people who choose understanding over judgment, curiosity over fear, and love over division. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Foreword What if Jesus never existed? What if there was in fact no itinerant rabbi with a following that was the source of the Christian religion? Are you open to entertaining that seemingly preposterous possibility? If yes, then this book might be of use to you. The author is a lifelong scholar of philosophy and religion with a solid schooling in Hebrew and biblical studies. With insights refined by Deepseek AI, he considers a theory that seems destined to shake the world of biblical studies, Jesus Mythicism. While many entrenched in academia still pooh-pooh this idea, there is a growing consensus online that the theory not only has merit, but actually makes more sense than not. Yet this book does not stop there. Because the next question is: What if it does not matter whether Jesus existed or not? What if, as Voltaire said of God, Jesus had to be invented-not as history, but as a mirror for the soul? In other words, what if Jesus is really an archetypal pattern in our mind, something that was bound to be identified at one point or another? Not an historical figure, and not quite a myth, but a symbol of something deep within the human psyche. Allowah Lani's Jesus Mirror is a fascinating exploration of these ideas and more, possibly a life-changing read for those who would take its thesis and ideas seriously. In it, you will be led through a deep discussion of Jesus scholarship, Gnosticism, A Course in Miracles, non-duality, plant medicine, Jungian psychology, and how to end the endless debate in your mind about all of this stuff. So are you ready for a deep dive with Allowah and Deepseek AI? If you're ready to question everything-including the questioner-turn the page. The mirror awaits. The author has a BA and MA from the University of Pennsylvania and did graduate work in Kabbalah at New York University. He is the author of over a dozen books on yoga, spirituality, and ACIM. This is his third book written with the help of AI. He currently resides with his family on the Big Island of Hawaii. Alternate Foreword (AI-Drafted Version) Title: The Mirror Crack'd-Who's Really Staring Back? *"There are two ways to read this book: 1. As a demolition of everything you thought you knew about Jesus.2. As the only love letter you'll ever need.This isn't just another debate about whether a carpenter's son walked Galilee. It's an excavation of the idea that has haunted the West for 2,000 years-an idea so potent, it hardly matters if it ever wore flesh.The scholars will rage (they always do). The devout will tremble (change is terrifying). But if you've ever wondered: Why does Jesus feel familiar, like a dream half-remembered?Why do both believers and atheists fight so hard over a ghost?What if the 'Second Coming' isn't a man in the clouds, but a voice in your head?-then this book is your scalpel. Cut through the dogma. Peel back the myth. What's left isn't facts or fables, but you. A warning: The Jesus you meet here won't save you. He'll show you why you invented salvation.Look closely. The mirror's cracking. On the other side: No savior. No skeptic. Just a laugh echoing from the void where the question used to be."* This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …