Eternal Life and Social Action Now by by Bishop James Albert Pike, Episcopal Diocese of California

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[@Threetails]

Talking sense. I really get this on a deep level, especially what he says about the Kingdom. Pretty close to my own theology. Incidentally I found this video because I had a dream I was in the Judean desert and saw Bishop Pike's footprints in a dried-up puddle.

[@ariahhumphreys]

woa

[@GodwinAnne]

Thanks for posting. I read his book The Other Side decades ago. At church, we've been discussing whether we're aware of life on earth, after we die. I got the book out again. Now I'm researching his life. Quite interesting. It's nice to hear his voice and his views.

[@scotthobbs1710]

Timothy Archer

[@tdjhue]

Same book brought me here my freind.

[@eymerichinquisitore9022]

Jim was a great man, he understood the lies of Roman Catholicism and the truth of the ancient Gnosis of which Christ, the Essenes and the first Christian communities were the continuers. The same truth that illuminated the mind of his friend P.H. Dick in March 1974, both accused of insanity. "The Empire has never ceased but will be destroyed when Buddha is in the park".