Salvation with a mediator - What Christianity Is
Salvation without a mediator - Ancient Egyptian Religion

Perpetual Chance at Divinity - Ancient Egyptian Religion
One Time Chance at Divinity - What Christianity Is

DIVINE spirituality is a very personal and individual matter. It is borne of the CREATOR, cultivated by the CREATOR, and returned to the CREATOR.

You are the sole custodian of your own spirit/soul. However you choose to cultivate or suppress your own spirit/soul is purely up to you.

But know that the Ancient Egyptian Religion is the theosophical base of the three main hybrid religions:

Christianity
Islam
Judaism

It is true that these three religions capture "the basic" [outward] concepts of self; but the quintessential and original concepts of self or the "inner" aspects {i.e. subconscious} come from a religious theosophy that was devised over 6,000 years ago and this is what Christianity is not!


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Source: "Stolen Legacy" by Dr. George G. M. James
"Metu Neter" by Ra Un Nefer Amen


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Glossary:

Chris-ti-an-i -ty [noun] beliefs and practices associated with Jesus Christ.

Di-vine [noun] the Supreme Being, Godlike

Hy-brid [noun] offshoot, offspring of the original

Is-lam [noun] religious faith of Muslims

Ju-da-ism [noun] beliefs and practices associated with the Old Testament derived from the biblical text.

Per-pet-u-al [noun] continuing or enduring forever

Quin-tes-sen-tial [noun] pure and concentrated essence of a substance or element

Sal-va-tion [noun] state of being saved from harm

The-os-o-phi-cal [noun] philosophical/religious thought based upon a mystical insight in the nature of the DIVINE.



*******Sitting at the table doesn't make you a diner, unless you eat some of what's on that plate. Being here in America doesn't make you an American.*******
Malcolm X, Malcolm X Speaks, 1965***

©Very Fine/1952 -- 2006

Interesting.

I've been reading into linguistics recently.

From Medew Netjer to Ebonics

Kimani Nehusi

Its an obvious one I've mentioned before but both the hebrew, "Kaballah" (how ever spelt) and Muslem, "Ka Ba" use the African 'Ka' and 'Ba' meaning spirit and soul, I think... Can't find/remember the exact translation, but in the languages are similarities regarding spiritualty . The hebrews have, "Yeshivas" as schools teaching the esoteric. When 'Shiva' is a N.E African diety, it goes on.