Introduction
A religion is just a form, and no form is permanent. Things
are being added to religions all the time and as new eras approach more will be
added to them and because we can not stop this constant change it does not make
too much sense to be stuck in the ways of the old religion, i.e. the customs,
the rules, interpretations etc. The principles are different they will always
be the same.
Here is an interesting quote about this:
“A religion is a form
through which the divine spirit manifests, and no form is permanent.
Christianity, which was born in the Middle East, received at its inception
certain elements from the Greek and Latin cultures. To these were added
elements inherited from the Jewish religion, which itself had been influenced
by the religions of neighbouring countries such as Egypt and Mesopotamia. A
religion is never born from nothing; it takes on elements from previous
religions and is itself transformed as it spreads far from its place of origin.
The peoples of Africa, America and Asia who have been converted to
Christianity, for example, have added elements from their own cultures.
Whether we like it or
not, religions change. Even if they are the same sacred texts, an ever-widening
gap exists between what people read and how they understand and feel about
them. Evolution is the law of life, which is why it is illogical to strive to
perpetuate the forms of a religion.”
Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
End (1657).
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