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12.24.2006

The Kingdom is Celtic 2

I realize the term 'Celtic' is a catch-all, or catch-basin for everybody and anything these days. Probably shouldn't have used that term. The language of royalty though is good because it is biblical.

Real Christianity needs to focus on spiritual warfare and assaulting heaven. And we fight not against flesh and blood... Not 'jihad' warfare. The three-front war against the world, the flesh, and the devil. The subtle warfare of developing memory, will, and understanding. Conscience, real will, and understanding. Recovering the image of God. Literally developing the inner spiritual body. Literally assaulting heaven though...

That calls for connection with God (connection with the Absolute II - and I), and the language (Work) to guide real development.

Really what is necessary is the simplifying of it. Which basically comes down to identifying the basic influences and practices and focusing on them.

Posted by c.t. at 19:36