The Third Testament
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The Third Testament
(A spiritual dimension; a path of natural evolution)
Arthur Winarczyk
Different environments nurture different life. The creatures of the sea are different to creatures of the soil, and of the land, and of the air. There is another environment dimly perceived by human senses. A spiritual dimension. Those who experienced this wonder may have given it names such as Kingdom of Heaven; Promised Land; Life in the Spirit; Hebrew God Way of Life; or even El Dorado or Shangri-La or Atlantis.
Within this dimension are various groups such as Buddhist Life in the Spirit and Islamic Life in the Spirit and Missionary of Charity Life in the Spirit and even the spirituality of ancient Egyptian deity Amun-Ra, champion of the poor. However, Jewish Life in the Spirit is the largest and most advanced. This does not refer to Judaism or Israel.
‘Life in the Spirit’ (as explained) is the same as the ‘Kingdom of Heaven’ and the ‘Promised Land’. This does not refer to religious beliefs or rituals but virtual reality like experiences in the mind’s eye.
This book is mostly ‘Tales in the Spirit’. Genuine experiences. There are some scholarly sections which explain the politics of ancient Rome that led to inventing Christianity. A religion based on the legend of Attis and the teachings of an enlightened Rabbi, and put together using ancient techniques such as syncretism and pseudepigrapha.
What is of note is that the author appears to satisfy Saint Paul’s anticipated ‘Spirit of Truth’ (same as Holy Spirit) who will be born in time to explain the mystery of his Way. Saul of Tarsus, later known as Saint Paul, taught about his God but much in his letters, that hints he was a Christian and familiar with the teachings of Jesus, is known to be fake (invented by the early church which was part of an ancient Roman political strategy).
‘The Third Testament’ is a companion to a book titled ‘The Science of LIFE’. The latter explains the physics of the experience, and the neuroscience, and also intelligent evolution, and the theory of what can take place after death.
To get the best out of this book you need to transcend religions. Contrary to what Christian religions claim, real historical evidence says that the ancient Romans invented Christianity (in 325 CE) and forced it on people. Those who did not convert could not find work. The English decided Roman Catholicism wasn’t for them and invented Anglicanism. That was forced on people (those who refused to convert lost the right to their land). Arabs invented the Koran and forced that on people. The Russians invented orthodox Christianity. In other words, religions are politics, but in time also became a cultural identity. Even among Christian religions there are differences. American Christianity is distinct due to its emphasis on individualism, prosperity, and cultural relevance. Thus some Americans may believe that they are ‘blessed’. Judaism is a carnal invention. (None of the original 10 commandments mandated praying or cleansing rituals or believing in a deity or circumcision or many things Judaism invented.)