Closing The Circle

An interesting new addition to the modern Jesus literature, connected to A Course in Miracles , has arrived on the scene. The full title is ...

This little book is practically a classic already:  Course in Miracles and Christianity: A Dialogue A Course in Miracles  periodically gi...

Since Christianity, the well known religion that was founded in the years following the ministry of Jesus of Nazareth in his name, answers ...

Surrender is the most difficult thing to the ego to understand, because it is totally invested in what ACIM calls fighting God for His Aut...

That is Gary Renard's frequent joke, and an important one, for just like Logion 13, it is an important lesson in why Yeshua's teach...

This is a wonderful little book, which for one thing, you could read entirely as a commentary on Logion 5 in the Thomas Gospel, which reads...

What danger can assail the wholly innocent? What can attack the guiltless? What fear can enter and disturb the peace of sinlessness? What ...

The fun of russian dolls seems to be endlessly fascinating, and one way of looking at it is perhaps, that none of them are actually "i...

The central theme that always attracted me to the notion of the Thomas Gospel was the idea that it was closer to the original, than the lat...

The other day I posted about the exact issues of how to mentally disentangle the Christian construct of Jesus from the Jesus of the Thomas...

This is the book. The subtitle spells it out. In a way, if Ken Wapnick has a magnum opus, this is it. It is not for the faint of heart, but...

I admit it, I borrowed that title from a song by Tom Lehrer. Just for contrast, we might remember his hilarious, sarcastic song, National ...

If it wasn't going to be Closing the Circle , perhaps the title of the book should have been Joining the Y , but while on the one hand t...

At least. And there may be more than two... circles that are being closed, I mean. When picking a name for this book, I quickly noticed th...

This book is a gem, and the introduction by Jacob Needleman makes it even more so. Originally published in 1986 in French by Éditions Albin...