I usually don't read the devotionals nowadays, since much of it I have
already read before about our original blueprint in the image and
likeness of God, so at the most, it may serve only as
a reminder, if we need reminders of our true identity.
Other than that, I have moved on beyond the separation mindset of
mainstream christian theology, and the concept of "sin", which to me is
an outdated religious concept that doesn't apply to any one of us at
all, as it is only used in the context of the Jewish culture and
mindset. As shared with you before, the bible may contain some spiritual
truths I can learn from, but it is not the absolute truth.
The truth is
within each of us, and we can learn from any other sources or books
that dispel the illusion of separation, and point to our innate
innocence, and our value and dignity as human beings (or spiritual
beings on a human journey). Native American spirituality, and some
aspects of Taoism, Buddhism, paganism and new age, etc, all convey a
similar message that we are all one, and the divine is in us.
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