http://www.truthbook.comEveryone can all agree on what is the color red, can't they? How about blue? Each person may have a different understanding regarding the shades of colors but unless one is colorblind; everyone universally agrees with the color chart. Everyone knows what a tree is; and there would be no argument as to what constitutes a treee. Same for Giraffes, or Zebras; and on an on. In the physical world, the general human…

Spiritual growth can be a slow, painful progress. One step forward, two steps back. We try to overcome our weaknesses diligently and we may even pretend that we are pretty close to being perfect in order to keep up pretences. But deep in our hearts we know that the water running underground, is not a crystal clear spring. For some of us; our anger and rage centers are still active. For some; we can't seem to shake our critical and judgmental minds. For some, our biological urges are still…

How many times in our life of faith in the UC have we questioned? How many times did things just not seem to add up? Knowing that we are living in a material body that comes equipped with a battery of animalistic urges and instincts; how many times did we struggle against ourselves; seeking to transcend our so-called "fallen natures" so that we could live in the presence of Heavenly Father? Because we did not understand the words that Father was speaking; didn't we blame ourselves sometimes…

With the advancing evolution of an inhabited planet and the further spiritualization of its inhabitants, additional spiritual influences may be received by such mature personalities. As mortals progress in mind control and spirit perception these multiple spirit ministries become more and more co-coordinated…

JESUS enjoyed a sublime and wholehearted faith in God. He experienced the ordinary ups and downs of mortal existence, but he never religiously doubted the certainty of God’s watchcare and guidance. His faith was the outgrowth of the insight born of the activity of the divine presence, his indwelling Adjuster. His faith was neither traditional nor merely intellectual; it was wholly personal and purely spiritual.

^196:0.2 The human Jesus…