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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Christof Herrmann
The Christ of the Gospels and the Christ of Modern Criticism
Emeritus Professor John Tulloch
Trieste Publishing
2018
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Yoel Hoffmann's novel The Christ of Fish, revolving around its heroine Aunt Magda, offers a heart-stopping view into the soul of things. Hoffmann makes a beautiful, epiphanic mosaic out of 233 pieces of Aunt Magda's life in Tel Aviv. Originally from Vienna, still speaking German after decades in Israel, and a widow, Aunt Magda has "divided her life into two periods: 'When my husband was alive' and 'now.'" "Now," ever elusive and ever inclusive in Hoffmann's work, contains her childhood, her marriage, her nephew, her best friend Frau Stier, Wildegans' poetry, apple strudel, two stolen handbags, Bing Crosby, a favorite cafe, and a gentleman admirer. Spontaneous and dreamlike, Hoffmann's images of reality shift in currents of "realness,"creating moments of absolute clarity -- life, seized as it is and of itself-- from the "cotton reels of memory." One reel concerns the title fish: "At the beginning of the fifties (Food was scarce in those days. Once a month, in exchange for government stamps, we ate a yellow chicken.) on Passover Eve, Aunt Magda's friend Berthe came to visit her and brought her from the Jordan Valley a large carp in a metal bucket....Aunt Magda filled the bath with water and put the carp in it. Two whole days the carp swam up and down the length of the bath. On the third day, Aunt Magda declared that the carp 'thinks just like we do, ' and sent Uncle Herbert (an expert in Sanskrit) 'to put the fish back in the sea.'"
The Christ of Fish is a gorgeous novel conjured out of a mosaic of 233 pieces of Aunt Magda's life in Tel Aviv. Originally from Vienna, Hoffmann's heroine is a widow who still speaks German after decades in Israel: we see many views of Aunt Magdaher childhood, her marriage, her nephew, her best friend Frau Stier, Wildegans' poetry, apple strudel, visions and dreams, two stolen handbags, a favorite cafe, and a gentleman admirer.
Ross raises the standard of the uniqueness of Jesus the Christ, the Messiah in this work. He points out that this uniqueness; the "singularity of Christ", is enwrapped in the mind-boggling concept of the Trinity. Ross helps us struggle with this one-in-three and three-in-one contra human logic concept. Ross tells us, "The word singularity is defined as a trait marking a thing or person as distinct from others; a peculiarity."(pg. 12) Christ is unique in all the world, in all the cosmos. -- Ted Bradshaw
Divine Wisdom, no matter when, where, or through whom it is birthed, has an eternal principle embedded in it, and when welcomed into one's life, will metaphysically influence that life for the better. When Jesus in his Wisdom said, "the Kingdom of God is Within You," he was referencing that localised fragment of Pure Consciousness that is embedded in you, giving you animation, illumination, and with that a capacity for awareness that contains the power of Divine Perception. Rational perception in itself is a capacity to interpret all of life's events, create a thought based on that interpretation, convert that thought into an intention, which then manifests a specific behaviour aligned with that original perception. Divine Perception however enables you to perceive as God perceives, think as God thinks, and react as God would react. The simplicity of the Divine Blueprint for a joyous and peace filled life is not locked up in one particular religion, but rather it is this. "Thought contains vibrational energy, energy to create after its own kind; thought activates intention, and intention is the birthplace for future behaviour." Unfortunately a world influenced by egoic energetic forces has conceptualised and complicated our understanding of God's Blueprint for a joyous, peace filled existence, creating a confused understanding of what authentic spirituality really is, turning into a religious experience. The content of this book will help clarify that blueprint by taking you on a deep and gentle journey of understanding of both the workings of the mind, and its relationship to the evolutionary consciousness journey of the Soul. Understandings that are witnessed in the Wisdom teachings of Krishna, Christ, and the Buddha; three individual Masters of Consciousness from three different eras, but all with one common message. "The Divine Essence, the Kingdom of God, where truth abides in fullness, is within you, waiting to rise to the surface of your conscious existence." With the words, "the Kingdom of God is Within You," Jesus gave voice to a teaching that is Universal and Timeless. They were a reaffirmation of the truth that nothing can ever really change the central current of humanity's purpose, and regenerate the nature of each individual, but the clear recognition of one's dignity, one's responsibility, and one's potentiality, as a vehicle for the manifestation of the Nature of God.
World War III: The E. Christoe Theory of Racism
Emmanuel Christoe Musasizi
Independently Published
2019
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This book stirs the importance of Socialization and also explains how to confront the challenges that may arise through Socialization as a process of learning how to become part of a culture. This book teaches how to improve social behaviors through socialization as one learns the culture's language, their role in life, and what is expected from them. Socialization is a very important process in the forming of personality, as well a fundamental first step in turning the World into a Global village. As racism turns to be one of the major Global issues, a regular hot media topic, as well as a sensitive subject matter to write about, this book makes it simple for everyone to understand racism in a very simple way. This theory awakens people's instincts to acknowledge that it is not a matter of discrimination, but reasonably a misunderstanding. For this reason therefore, Emmanuel Christoe as a sociologist has develop this book in order to discuss the solutions of social problems. The present world is suffering from many problems that can be solved through scientific study of the society. It is the task of sociology to study the social problems through the methods of scientific research and to find out solution to them
The Christ Of Yesterday, Today, And Forever
Ezra Hoyt Byington
KESSINGER PUBLISHING, LLC
2009
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