Samenvatting
The pretentious attitude of various religions to belittle human intelligence, as if humans would not be capable of realizing that the Bible is merely a collection of myths and fantasies, is nothing less than a blatant insult to reason. It is downright laughable that anyone dares to suggest that a single mortal, trapped in the arrogance of an ancient power structure, could be the representative of a divine figure like Jesus. The blindness with which such religious institutions deceive their followers is a sad proof of their disdain for the true quest for wisdom and truth.
Open the Bible and you read that God is a murderer of dissenters. Moreover, a sadist who orders the slaughter of an entire people, including babies, and the kidnapping of women as slaves. God lets people suffer, He lies, sets people against each other, generalizes, patronizes, discriminates, and is homophobic. According to the Bible, Jesus is also not always loving and kind.
The religious power dimmed Jesus’ light with deceit and greed.
There was much ambiguity about the Son of God until the logia, the 114 sayings of Jesus from the Nag Hammadi scriptures, were deciphered. The 114 logia, written on thirteen papyrus scrolls in the early period of Christianity and discovered in a jar in 1945, turn out to transcend centuries, cultures, and religions. The words of Jesus form a love letter to humanity, an invitation to grow together in consciousness and compassion. The 114 sayings are included in a modern version in this book, with a detailed explanation for each logion.
Find the divine in yourself and others instead of following a religion, says Jesus. How wise is that, even in our modern age.
Let ''Amor Omnia Vincit inspire you. Whether you are seeking forgiveness, self-acceptance, or a deeper connection with others, this book offers what you need. The 114 logia are like a mirror to see your true essence. The sayings invite you to look beyond your ego, to a place of pure, unconditional love. This book is a journey you do not make alone. It is an invitation to discover the love in yourself and others. For ultimately, as the title says: love conquers all.
Thuiswinkel Waarborg