......................And I love it!

I. Doctrine of salvation by proxy...

A. Not -- Ma'at

1. No middle personage needed

2. GOD IS within

B. Yes -- Christianity, Islam, Judaism

1, There is a middle man

2. Jesus in Christianity

3. Messiah in Judaism (e.g. appearance pending, TBA)

4. Mohammad in Islam

II. Spiritual Submersion of Self...

A. Yes -- Ma'at

1. Individual developmental levels/layers of self

2. The Laws
a. Law of Geb
b. Law of Auset
c. Law of Sebek
d. Law of Het-Heru
e. Law of Heru
f. Law of Herukhuti
g. Law of Ma'at
h. Law of Tehuti
i. Law of Ausar
j. Law of Amen

B. Not -- Christianity, Islam, Judaism

1. Spiritual Guidance must pass through

a. Christian-Pastor, Reverend, Priest
b. Islam-Leaders vary according to sects
c. Judaism-Rabbi

III. Spiritual Self-Empowerment...

A. Yes -- Ma'at

B. Not -- Christianity, Islam, Judaism (e.g. same as II.B.)

IV. Atonement...

A. No -- Ma'at

1. personal accountability

2. personal responsibility

B. Yes -- Christianity, Islam, Judaism

1. Christianity

a. Denominational, Non-Denominational

i. baptism
ii. follow some left over sacraments from RCC

b. RCC - Sacraments

Baptism
Confirmation
Penitent (confession)
Eucharist

2. Islam - Essentially taught that all are good; Getting into
paradise after death involves doing more good deeds
Recently, however, some Muslims have begun teaching
that committing suicide as a part of attempting to kill
others in battle is not only permitted, but a certain way
getting not only oneself to Paradise, but also seventy
others of one's choice.

3. Judaism - achieved through some combination

a. repentance
b. temple service
c. confession
d. restitution
e. Yom Kippur
f. tribulations
g. the carrying out of a sentence of corporal or capital
punishment imposed by an ordained court (not now in
existence)
h. experience of dying

When U Live Ma'at Every Single Day is Judgment Day!

Sources: p 18, "Sacred Woman" by Queen Afua
Ma'at: The 11 Laws of Ma'at


Word Glossary

1. atonement (noun, plural): amends or reparation made for an injury
or wrong; expiation

2. empowerment (noun, plural): the act of conferring legality
or sanction or formal
warrant; authorization

3. proxy (noun, plural): A person authorized to act for
another; an agent or substitute.

4. salvation (noun):, Preservation or deliverance from
destruction, difficulty, or evil.

5. submersion (transitional verb, plural): To place under water;
To cover with water;
inundate.