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Mateo Sol
Hey Stacie,
I apologize for the late response, I didn't get notified of this question.
I was brought up in the Catholic religion so I've struggled, and still am, to find a reconciliation between what I consider spirituality and what I've been taught as religion.
I feel like religion is an important container for spirit itself, and it serves to bring people together, to have a higher purpose and to provide some accountability. Many of the things that the more 'new agey' approaches to spirituality lack.
My views on Jesus are much like the many other views on the many wise masters from different traditions and religions. I see him like a mystic, someone who had first had experienced of God, the Divine, and used the language and methods of the times to try and teach it to others.
I hope that provides a bit of clarity on where I sit.
I apologize for the late response, I didn't get notified of this question.
I was brought up in the Catholic religion so I've struggled, and still am, to find a reconciliation between what I consider spirituality and what I've been taught as religion.
I feel like religion is an important container for spirit itself, and it serves to bring people together, to have a higher purpose and to provide some accountability. Many of the things that the more 'new agey' approaches to spirituality lack.
My views on Jesus are much like the many other views on the many wise masters from different traditions and religions. I see him like a mystic, someone who had first had experienced of God, the Divine, and used the language and methods of the times to try and teach it to others.
I hope that provides a bit of clarity on where I sit.
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