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• Title: First Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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  • relevant to the life of the founder of Christianity. They are
  • as it was born in him through the impact of Christianity.
  • could be taken as Christian historical facts.
  • that related to the life of the founder of Christianity, and
  • was the founder of Christianity could not readily be
  • Christian mystics so often expressed in profound and
  • is told us of the founder of Christianity is not authentic.
  • only makes people into Christians but enables them to awaken
• Title: Second Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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  • make it alive in us, we come to know the Christian
  • Christian initiation has similarities with other ways of
  • Christian initiation.
  • pupil of the Christian initiation has to undergo seven
  • feet, the first stage of a Christian initiation. Christ
  • second stage of the Christian initiation is the
  • Christian mystic. He feels as though the whole earth was part
  • Gospel is a description of this Christian path of initiation.
  • Christianity attains its real meaning when it is followed as
  • be lived inwardly. The Christian spirit has to be experienced
• Title: Third Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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  • deeply into the essence of Christianity, and has shown us
  • Christian document. We have seen that it should not be read
  • the birth of Christianity.
  • last lecture we came to know the Christian initiation, but it
  • was not Christianity that first made initiation possible. At
  • Christianity all these things became more inward. Since
  • Christianity has provided us with such documents as the John
  • pre-Christian times available. One had to be introduced into
  • practised far into the Christian era. For a long time it was
  • at the time of the birth of Christianity it still had a
  • Christianity knows nothing of this teaching of reincarnation.
  • manifest. Can this be reconciled with true Christianity? No.
  • Christianity would be morally degraded. Interpreted
  • fundamental Christian truth: I am the Way, the Truth and the
  • Christian mystical truth — “I am the Way, the
  • for us today to say in retrospect, that the Christian
  • it. Christianity had to prepare mankind to master the
  • was the dawn of Christianity. One used names then in a way
  • Christian works of art. This is so because man has enfolded
  • into theosophical Christianity. If theosophy is to work for
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