Chris Langan - Hell and God in the CTMU - TOE

[@RayBo]

I am a disabled vet who had three combat tours when I was young. At that time, I reduced all I wanted to say to God to just two things. They became my only two prayers, “just one word each.” “Please” is one, and the other is “Mercy.” All those years, all those experiences, and those two prayers I could always use quickly, in all situations, so simple, kept me somewhat sane as I learned and experienced just how genuinely insane this world can be. Being such a simple man, I feel that believing in God enough to talk to him is "a good thing," even if I am only talking to myself or just a little nuts.

[@Mr196710]

You are EXTREMELY sane my friend. Retired Navy Corpsman.

[@Karl-us9pk]

Thanks Curt for introducing me to Chris's work through your podcast. It is easy to accept as it is in line with what the Bible teaches and helped me to understand life's puzzle. It helps me to connect the dots in a way I can understand and feel comfortable with, never in any way conflicting with my faith. I bless you and your space for your part in/on my journey.

[@thatGuy-fr5nc]

This guy lets us realize how big a deal that Jesus sacrificed on the cross for all of us. Thank you, Jesus, forgive us our sins and bring us to the father.

[@SteveSteve7590-di2dn]

Damn. These are really new perspectives- it feels fresh and not like old wine in new bottles.

[@andytavs2890]

My I.Q ladies and gentleman is a respectable 104. Am proud of that! I like working with my hands and thank God for my skills 🙌

[@katherinegordon8088]

Great! I like that and envy that you are able to work with your hands. I love this too.

[@TAdler-ex8px]

👏 I’m thankful for you!

[@DoveDescendingMusic]

I absolutely love that God, who has created our physical bodies, souls, and spirits, which also includes our intellects, has enabled a man with the highest perceived level of intelligence among us, to share intellectually and spiritually, the truth of God's character and purpose. Chris' humility has a humbling effect on me as well Thank you 🙏

[@believejesusislord578]

10:33 Jesus is the Son of God and the savior of the world. We are all sinners in need of a savior. The only way to Heaven and the Father is through Jesus. That’s it. There is no other way. He died for our sins and resurrected in the third day and is right now at the right hand of the father. ✝️🙌🏾🤝🏾🙏🏾

[@aprilc1077]

This is what people don't understand. God is not all inclusive. It's not all rosy petals. Hell is a place where God doesn't exist. You don't even know him. Imagine a place void of good, not one speck of God is present in hell. I can not imagine being separated from God. It is my worst fear, my only fear. I had to cry hard, and search adamantly before God could come to me. Best thing that ever happened to me. I still fail everyday but my faith never falters.

[@smdhart8301]

I love that he doesn’t go too far over our head dealing with some of the people who needs to sound smart like trying to read Jung is like deciphering jargon sometimes

[@johnwong7562]

Chris, you are special and rare as you do not only have high IQ but also spiritual. May God bless you and use you ❤

[@deanc685]

This is an interesting perspective. I like that it is compatible with Catholicism when factoring in Christ..the Word.

[@melchi777]

Once you understand CTMU , the Divine you recognise within yourself must be acknowledged in every other human beings too, therefore it contradicts the current system of competition, domination, exploitation of others for profit. And you can only come to the conclusion that the proper relation to others can only be through cooperation, mutual aid, and sharing.

[@AsifIcarebear3]

Sounds like you'll be in favour of universal healthcare etc.

[@3pints]

I probably not smart enough to fully understand him, but maybe you could offer some help seeing as it seems you have studied CTMU for a while. I get the philosophical side of God and that stuff in his CTMU, I just don't know how the CTMU relates to physics and understanding the world on a scientific basis If you could tell me what he thinks is right/wrong about physics from the theory I would be greatly appreciative, I have struggled to find anything on this for his theory of everything -the CTMU...

[@aphlatus]

Hey CTMU! Can you guys start investigating Near Death and Out of body experiences? I believe they will be very helpful to your research and you could ad lots of value to a field I believe is of the utmost importance

[@marzatplay]

I second the NDEs

[@lucho9520]

Absolutely ready for 100k subscribers. 🎉🎉🎉

[@CTMURadio]

🎉 So close!

[@AbdilhakimAbdilhakim-e1p]

Good explanation

[@trevenflynn4780]

Can someone ask Chris about dark matter, black holes, and the hierarchy problem?

[@ap007-s2j]

First, I want to clarify that I’m not a religious person, though I’m not opposed to religion either. I truly appreciate Chris’s work with the CTMU model and find it fascinating. As someone new to it, I plan to explore it more deeply, so please forgive me if my question has already been addressed. I’m curious about how the CTMU aligns with dogma. The model resonates with me overall, but I find myself questioning one aspect: Chris’s assertion that distancing ourselves from our higher self essentially disassociates us from God. Conceptually, I understand and agree with this, but it raises deeper questions for me. Specifically, Chris suggests that God cannot accept someone who denies Him or behaves in ways that are not aligned with their highest self. To me, this feels both simplistic and problematic. Religious dogma often serves as the framework through which people connect with God. However, it has also historically fueled conflict and harmful practices, such as child marriages. People from different cultures may believe they’re growing closer to God by adhering to their particular doctrines, even when those doctrines differ widely from one another. Chris’s claims seem to dismiss the diversity of belief systems. While he seeks to objectify and universalize the concept of God, he simultaneously applies what feels like a dogmatic lens, particularly when asserting that God must exclude those who are not "pure." This perspective raises additional concerns. It appears to prioritize one interpretation of God while overlooking the psychological and spiritual frameworks of other cultures, many of which approach closeness to God in entirely different ways. The idea of exclusion based on purity seems subjective and paradoxically restrictive for a being as all-encompassing as God. Isn’t such a limitation counterintuitive to the idea of divine inclusivity and creation? I respect Chris’s intelligence immensely and mean no disrespect, but I’m striving to understand this better. How does the CTMU account for the diversity of spiritual and cultural approaches to God, and does it risk oversimplifying these complex realities?

[@TRiPTaMiND]

The term "Christ" was not originally a name but a title derived from the Greek word christos, meaning "anointed." This word existed long before the life of Jesus. Importantly, Christ does not refer to a person but to a transformative force. One may become a Christ, but this was never intended to be a proper name. To be "anointed" describes a state of being-blessed with eternal life through alignment with divine law and righteousness. This state is not exclusive to Jesus. Throughout history, many great spiritual teachers before Jesus were considered Christs. This observation does not diminish Jesus' significance or the profound impact he had on the world. Becoming a Christ is exceedingly rare. The Christ represents an immensely powerful and holy possession-a divine consciousness operating through a human vessel to convey a higher message. Jesus embodied the Christ because he had prepared himself mentally, physically, and spiritually for this extraordinary calling. Historical accounts suggest that Jesus underwent rigorous training in the mystery schools of Egypt and studied with the Essenes. Such preparation is critical for this experience. The Christ consciousness cannot manifest in an unprepared mind; an unready vessel could suffer great harm. Similarly, as so-called "demonic" possessions often exploit highly vulnerable individuals, the Christ can only embody someone who has achieved the requisite self-awareness, reflection, and discipline. Thus, the Christ is the ultimate mediator between humanity and God. It is the medium through which one truly comes to know God. When Jesus spoke of the Father, he did so not as a man, but as a vessel for the Christ consciousness. This understanding provides context for his profound declaration: > "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." This statement was not made by the man Jesus but by the Christ-the divine force operating through him. The Christ is the "way," the "truth," and the "life," the essential connection between humanity and the Father. Jesus' teachings emphasized that this transformative potential resides within all of us. He sought to inspire others to recognize that the "kingdom of God is within." Yet, realizing this truth is only the beginning. One must actively seek and cultivate it to embody the Christ: > "Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened." While not everyone may be ready for this experience, ALL have the potential. Striving toward this realization is transformative, and the pursuit itself will elevate and prepare you for divine connection.

[@ronedee]

John 1:1 states perfectly who Jesus’ is. He is the Word, made flesh. Isaiah 55:11 So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; It shall not return to Me void, But it shall accomplish what I please, And it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it.

[@sneibarg]

Be perfect as your Father in heaven is perfect.

[@elplanetadorado]

This was awesome, thanks for sharing. It's important to teach kids that The God, is the God of Love. Putting this seed in them helps them form a much healthier spirituality self-sense.

[@Kinetic.44]

God Has Chosen Romans 8:29​-30 - "For whom he did foreknow, he also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brethren. Moreover whom he did predestinate, them he also called: and whom he called, them he also justified: and whom he justified, them he also glorified." Foreknow - to have a personal intimate relationship beforehand. God predetermined that all who belonged to him before the foundation of the world were to "conform" to the word of God in obedience to Christ. All that were predestined were "called", "justified", and "glorified" (past tense verbs). These were fixed in the mind of God before the world began. (Ephesians 1:4; Acts 13:48​; II Thessalonians 2:13​). The election of the saints is unto accountability (I Peter 1:2). No Free Will John 1:13​, 5:21​, 6:39​, 6:44​, 6:63-66 James 1:18​ Romans 9:15​-16 Psalms 110:3 Ezekiel 36:9-12,23 Jeremiah 4:6,27-28 Daniel 4:35​ God Does All Things Isaiah 46:10​ Ecclesiastes 3:14​ Ephesians 1:11​ Isaiah 42:9 Daniel 2:28​ Acts 3:18​, 15:18​ God Creates Evil Isaiah 45:7 Job 2:10​, 42:11​ 2 Samuel 24:16​ Jeremiah 4:6, 5:15​, 6:12​,19, 11:11​,23, 19:3, 23:12​ Amos 3:6 No Invitation Hymn or Sinners Prayer 1 Corinthians 2:14​ Romans 10:14​ John 8:47​, 9:31​, 10:24​-29, 17:2-10 Isaiah 64:7 Predestination (pro'orizo) Romans 8:29​-30 Acts 4:28​ 1 Corinthians 2:7 Ephesians 1:5,11 Orizo (to bound) Romans 1:4 declared (aorist past tense) Luke 22:2 determined (aorist past tense) Acts 2:23​ determinate (aorist past tense) Acts 10:42​ which was ordained (perfect) ** only time used by man Acts 17:26​ determined (aorist) Acts 17:31​ hath ordained (aorist) Hebrews 4:7 limiteth (present tense) Orderly Arrangement John 3:16​ world (kosmos) Romans 13:1 ordained (tasso) Acts 13:48​ ordained (tasso) Galatians 4:3,9 elements (stoicheion) ** ** Jews called all their rituals by this word Colossians 2:8,20 rudiments (stoicheion) Hebrews 5:20​ principles (stoicheion) 2 Peter 3:10​,12 elements (stoicheion) Romans 4:12​ who walk (stoicheo) Galatians 5:25​-6:16​ walk (stoicheo) Philippians 3:16​ walk (stoicheo) 2 Peter 1:5 add (epichoregeo) Persecution: Popularity and Loved by the World is Not of God John 15:18​-20, 16:33​ James 4:4 Luke 6:22​-23 Acts 14:22​ 2 Timothy 3:12​ 1 Thessalonians 1:6, 3:3,4 Fellowship/No Fellowship II Thess 3:6 (withdraw) Eph 5:11​ (have no fellowship) II Cor 6:14​-17 (come out be separate) I Cor 5:9-11 (not to keep company) Rom 16:17​ (avoid) Haggai 2:12​-14 I Tim 6:5 (withdraw) II Tim 3:5 (turn away)

[@ConnieBurnett]

So, how do you live your life, @kinetic.44?

[@teeniequeenie8369]

But Chris…you may be the smartest man in the world but I’m smart enough to know that there is NO WAY that God will ever not hear us etc…as above so below right…not sure if you have kids but as a parent I’ll say there’s NOTHING my child could do that would cause me to turn my back on them…heck there’s nothing my dog could do that would make me not love them…God loves us soooo much and unconditionally that he allows us to not have or want a relationship him…law of one tells us as well that there is no judgment for going down the service to self path…positive or negative..both are valid in the eyes of the all…

[@believejesusislord578]

7:10 that’s not what means… you have to believe and those who believe are saved - by faith through grace. Not an act of works nor can we earn it. ❤

[@CTMURadio]

Faith without deeds is a dangerous path. We have work to do, within and without.

[@Kinetic.44]

Ephesians 2:10 "For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them"

[@MuchToLearn]

Chris- though I understand and agree with your perspectives in many areas, I’m curious to know why you speak so authoritatively without ever quoting scripture. Do you feel that your ideas coincide with your understanding of scripture? I hear some through lines between your words and CS Lewis, but he often quoted scripture to support his opinions where as you speak from personal wisdom l without any appeal to authority. For the record, I’m comfortable with that but am still curious to know if you feel your claims are rooted in your traditional upbringing and thoughts on biblical scripture. Thanks for your sharing your insights - very nice to hear honest thought provoking dialogue void of “censorship”.

[@augustkvalvaag3413]

chris. you have to go to the joe rogan podcast !

[@NihilistWarGod]

He is too much for Joe.

[@GoodLife-4U-JustAsk]

NOOOOO, I don't want Richey's telesis getting all over me, Mr. Langan! 🤣. When he gets distributed, I plan to be a safe distance away. God willing. 🙏

[@12cm32]

deep, even when shallow.

[@Ryno814]

Hell is worse than just being in eternal fire...Hell is separation from God. Worse yet, the separation is by ones OWN CHOICE. God IS truth. God IS love. God IS just. God IS everything good....Hard to imagine being in a world where everything is the complete opposite..not just lack there of. A world of lies, a world of deception, hurt, pain, sorrow, everything evil, not one thing good...and you chose it. That would be Hell.

[@dimaknopf]

If you lose the connection to god because you went off the path, is there a way to redeem yourself before you die or is it just game over at that point?

[@CTMURadio]

Absolutely; even if you have done some things really bad. You have to change your life and pray to God. You know, we have a program that I developed with Chris. It's called the CTMU Teleologic Living Plan. There's an outline in the Teleologic substack. We'll start as a group in January. It's rarely too late for those who are self-aware. Best, DrGenie

[@flytoo6489]

Im struggling with this concept of god based on (it seems) a modern take on what is good or moral or acceptable to this 'god'. The aztecs would have considered their sacrificial deeds as 'moral' because it appeased the gods and made their crops grow. Prehistoric man did not have any concept of murder or abuse or evil...they would have killed and abused to survive....Our concept of evil is based on current sensibilities. Is murder in war acceptable to this god for the greater good. In the minds of the people commiting that murder is it morally justified and therefore not evil?

[@TheEdward91]

Chris, you mentioned that good actions by themselves are not enough even if they have positive impact, intentions matter. But on the flip side, actions done with good intentions may not always end in positive impact. "Good" actions are subjective to perspectives influenced by experience, faith, or even incomplete knowledge - the history of medicine for example. So if I, without faith, leave a legacy of positive impact, is it not enough? Or if I, on the basis of true godly faith, performs actions that unintentionally lead to negative impact, how will i be judged? There is no way to know with absolute certainty what impact one's life's actions will have. By this logic, the only way one can be saved is if they have faith, enough faith that their actions are guided by the all knowing spirit of God Curious to know what your thoughts are on this

[@SportsTalk-J]

You answered your own question. The only way to be saved is faith in Jesus Christ and Grace through the learning of God’s word.

[@ronnynolegs]

Hi Chris, do you know the Blue laws are coming very, very soon!!

[@phillipwaite9212]

“While both Jesus and James employed the vivid metaphor of the “tongue on fire” to illustrate the destructive power of words, the apostle Paul approached their imagery with a distinct nuance. Unlike a purely symbolic interpretation, Paul homed in on the emotional core of this metaphor, delving into the very “fire” they described. In Romans 2: 8, we find a prime example of this shift. Where Jesus and James focused on the external consequences of fiery speech, Paul directly connects the “indignation and wrath” to internal motivations. He pinpoints these powerful emotions on those who “are self-seeking and do not obey the truth,” implying a direct link between personal ambition and the internal combustion of anger and resentment. By associating “indignation and wrath” with pursuing self-interest and the rejection of truth, Paul highlights the devastating personal consequences of unchecked fire. These emotions, he argues, not only harm others but also consume the individuals who harbour them.” - Christianity : How did we get it so Wrong by Phil Alderman

[@Revival2024-o8w]

Would like if possible discuss the strata of gods identity with you Have had some expiriences that give me a different idea of what we are in relation to the father I had some moments of unitive consciousness We seem to be nested inside different domains Both without and within

[@CTMURadio]

He does consulting but he's pretty busy. If you are a substack member, you will get more info about this in an upcoming post.

[@love1another2peace]

I AGREE WITH YOU

[@johnnyfantastic100]

how do I get in touch with Mr. Langan?

[@CTMURadio]

He does consulting but he's pretty booked up.

[@johnnyfantastic100]

@CTMURadio cool

[@PaulMG33]

Gravity = magnetism

[@DD-fi9gh]

Chris-should you see this, I’d very much like to discuss some of the items you touch on..

[@Knightfullmoon]

Chris is it true that people like myself who have very few friends if any are more smart than others, i find we people don’t accomplish much with fellow people unless of course work. Therefore most humans who spend time with humans can actually waste their time and brain cells… i can’t explain this for you to understand as i am a singular person i have an observant nature….

[@DD-fi9gh]

You can use your intelligence to make friends if you choose to channel your cognitive horsepower in that way. Think of it like this: every human interaction-whether it’s one you engage in personally or one you simply observe-is just an equation. Each interaction has inputs and outputs; input = the actions or words of party A, output = reaction of party B. If you consciously observe all these interactions happening to you and around you, you can build a database of social interaction then identify patterns within that database. This is just an over intellectualized description of socialization, but for some folks of higher IQ, it’s easier to understand it in this way. You may not be understood by the new friends you make, but you may feel less lonely.

[@DD-fi9gh]

@Knightfullmoon

[@ODDMALTV]

There is no way and I mean no way to enter the kingdom of heaven without accepting Jesus as your lord and savior you must confess with your mouth and follow his commandments

[@marchelafitte1974]

What do you believe about the accuracy of the Bible?

[@staffan144]

0:28 agrees with the Bible (burned in the lake of fire and cease to exist. The soul does not have eternal life apart from God. Agrees with the Bible as understood by SDA and Steve Wohlberg

[@ronedee]

Jesus is the Word of God, made flesh. Both human and divine. John 1:2 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. John 14:6 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me. Amen

[@nohandletobehad]

Ok . . . What is the ctmu ?

[@CTMURadio]

The Cognitive Theoretic Model of the Universe. Thanks for your interest! ~DrGenie

[@hexchad765]

Google....?

[@staffan144]

​@@CTMURadiois Chris Langan here? Does he read the comments? Does he respond?

[@CTMURadio]

@@staffan144 Yes, this is his only channel. He doesn't read all the comments. He does sometimes reply but not often.

[@staffan144]

@@CTMURadio Do you know if he has he read A Course in Miracles? (it makes a lot of sense relative to Langan's model. Perhaps it could / might even add/complete some understandings in the model, refering to the functions of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, the latter Whom corrects all errors and apart from the Father and Son, has no function. The Holy Spirit is the Answer to everything because the Holy Spirit knows what the answer to everything is. (The Father creates by extending Himself / He is part of what He Creates) And the Father is a Father by His Son (otherwise, without a son He is not a Father). And only what you think with/share with God is real. Everything else is illusion/not real. The Holy Spirit is the communication link between the Father and Son and the Holy Spirit was created at the same moment as the separation occured. And of course, the Father/God is perfect and denying ourself and separation we could not remain within the kingdom. The Holy Spirit is God's Answer. God being questioned, did not question. He merely gave the Answer. His Answer (the Holy Spirit) is your (our) Teacher. The final lesson Jesus learnt was to hear only one voice (singularity?), the Holy Spirit's Voice. The Holy Spirit is God's Voice. Jesus in ACIM: "It is possible, even in this world, to hear only that Voice and no other. It is the final lesson that i learned, and God's Sons are as equal as learners as they are Sons.") + to be conflict free, you must learn only of the Holy Spirit and Teach only by Him. + the Holy Spirit has not completed His Teaching function until you learn only of him. + mind apart from spirit can not think. It has denied its source if strength as sees itself as alone in a body. "Spirit makes use of mind as means to find its self expression. The mind that serves the spirit is at peace and filled with joy. Its power comes from spirit and it is fulfilling happily its functions here" + Salvation is of the Holy Spirit to Whom God gave it for you. He (the Holy Spirit) has not forgotten it. Forget Him not and He will make every decision for you, for your salvation and the peace of God in you" + "With the Holy Spirit you will not fail to learn that what God wills for you is your will." + "There is no strain in doing God's Will as soon as you recognize that it is also yours." + "How wonderful it is to do your will,. For that is freedom. Nothing else sould ever be called by freedom's name. Unless you do your will you are not free". + "The Holy Spirit is the way in which God's Will is done on earth as it is in Heaven" + "To follow the Holy Spirit's Guidance is to let yourself be absolved of guilt. It is the essence of the Atonement. It is the core of the curriculum." + being joined with Both (both the Father and the Son) it is the Holy Spirit Who proves Them One. + you who are distressed... "Remember this: God gave the Holy Spirit to you, and gave Him the mission to remove all doubt and every trace of guilt that His dear Son has laid upon himself. It is impossible this mission fail. ...(then explains why)". And much more. This was just a brief youtube comment written on the fly (I started reading ACIM in 1990 and ever since. And my understanding and experience and belief is that ACIM is true. As I also believe in God the Father, the Son of God and the Holy Spirit. I believe they are real and true as well. And I believe that ACIM is true and correct.

[@wrippley103]

Hell, biblically speaking is more of a state rather than a place, hell is a separation from God. The lake of fire is not hell but a place rather than a state. The lake of fire is where God permanently destroy the souls of those who are not kept. Paradise is not Heaven, it is a place where those that have died and are not separated from God but are awaiting resurrection day.

[@razorfingers]

I used to work for Klee Irwin and the dude gave me an IQ test and told me I scored higher than him at only 131. He hired me but I don't understand why Klee is in this talk.

[@meyou2696]

Please ask him what Moksha is?

[@connerdilbeck6095]

Yeshuah is God the Past, the idea of what we should be. INRI is God the Future, where we are going. The Divine Sophia, the Spirit, is God the Now, aka US! Not you not me, but we are god the Spirit now! We do not travel through time. Time travels through Us. I would love to have a conversation with you about reality and god, you are an amazing person.

[@rgdressler2046]

A very difficult topic. Not my thing.

[@rgdressler2046]

To carefully word it. There are some people who accept the world as it is and are neither atheists (in sense of ant-God) nor agnostic (in the sense of there is no God). They see things like they are - nature and its laws as created by Creation (German: die Schöpfung). By its natural laws you see how you must live and act according to nature. Flowers beget seeds and the wither, the seeds flower and beget seeds, this the pattern of natural laws for survivability as it is meant to be (this is an observation of nature, thus one of its laws. Conversely, the law is not to stop breeding and extinguish yourself as a species. This could be acting against the natural order of things. The earlier Gods - caveman looking at the harshness of nature, early death, asking himself, is this all there is to life - just harshness, then death? No other purpose - this can't be. There must be some higher forces with a higher purpose. And so have gods arisen. Today, with our deeper insights into nature, the time for these older gods has come. There is no place for them anymore. The same will happen to newer gods. But religion, as long as we are humans and have emotions, will always have a time and place in times of calamity, war and dire need. What we wiil turn into in the future, is still written in the stars. Perhaps we might eventually turn into spiritual beings, leaving our human bodies behind, and move to the stars or other dimensions not yet imagined. All of us won't make it. There are already evolutionary dead-ends amongst us with a lower level of survivability. Look at who is running the once first-world sector of South Africa down into the ground. First of all we have to grow spiritually equally in line with our technological capabilities. Otherwise we might blow ourselves out of existence and be replaced by micro-organisms. Mankind as the dead end of evolution. Very concerning, the current conflict in the Ukraine. When the children in the room start to play with nuclear triggers ...

[@audio1484]

Chris sounds like ex Governor (Jessie Ventura)

[@ar2d4]

Another dude who knows everything about a God. Amazing..

[@CTMURadio]

Just GOD. There's only the one. Same for everyone. Even you.

[@vapormissile]

the Divine "can't afford" ... ?

[@hove7008]

From where did this guy come up with that? So intelligent and thinks we have a soul, no, we have a brain that processes information, self-governing processor. Wasting his intelligence.

[@sarfrazahmedc]

Hope Cris has read the Quran. Good translation is the Message of the Quran by Muhammad Asad

[@assadmahmout4360]

Has Chris ever said Jesus is God?

[@CTMURadio]

Jesus is one aspect of the triune Godhead.

[@Dogloki]

@@CTMURadiothank you for saying this. I just recently found Chris because of the interview with Michael Knowles, and I was amazed because just about everything he said I have discovered experientially through observation. I was that babe crying in the woods and God picked me up and I was met by Jesus and I cannot deny that Jesus is God.

[@VeljaPopov]

So the separation is the ego, and the ego must come to the end. That is then death of the ego, and that experience is individual and depends on your beliefs. So we are all part of the source or the mind of the universe, you can call it god but that word has been so corrupted by religion. Our thoughts are the one create the illusion of separation from everything else. When the thought ends ego ends and you are then again one with the source of everything that exists. That's what the ancients have been saying for thousands of years.

[@trojanlifers6493]

You cut your self out with this concept with connection with god, god will see everything you do and think. Your emotions and belief in your future is what manifest it in the future. Your own predeterminations made your own perceptions in the future, out of time. You're punishing your self.

[@mariusmarius4832]

Judge not....

[@meyou2696]

I think that hell is being aware of others suffering. Nothingness would free you from being aware of others suffering.

[@nohandletobehad]

Where does this dude get his info ? Jesus said I am the way the truth and the life nobody comes to the father except through me.

[@CTMURadio]

Please view Chris' short video on salvation through Christ: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGGuqpt7pMd2eZI

[@Dude-tm6jb]

In the video he says you go to hell by denying God. Later he says no person can be perfect in a physical body. He then says Jesus is an example of a perfect human, so to me that is saying Jesus is God and if you deny Jesus you deny God.

[@josephfilice9538]

Hari Krishna!

[@Red-jl5dq]

Has this man Chris Logan read the Quran ??? If so what does he think about it ??? I would imagine for the smartest man I think he would’ve!!!!!!

[@SirDavidWilliam2nd]

He thinks Muhammad was a warlord so is not a good exemplar of someone to follow

[@JuanoteRodriguez]

So if i can find the mapping of the identity i can become or clone a god will take years of studying , meditating and lots of shrooms