Jesus Christ: A Philosophy Of Enlightenment Poem by Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)
Jesus Christ: A Philosophy Of Enlightenment
Jesus Of Nazareth lead no armies in conquest
slaughtered no enemies with blood red hands
conquered no border sovereign nations in wars
declared my kingdom is no part of this world
Jesus Christ raised the dead cast out demons
healed the blind preformed many miracles
awaited birth ministry death and resurrection
Who is this Jewish Yeshua the famous Jesus Christ?
Is Jesus Of Nazareth the promised Messiah of Israel?
Is Jesus Christ the Son of God as his disciples claimed?
Did the word become flesh incarnate die for our sins?
After approximately two thousand years still worshipped?
Was Jesus God willingly born manifest in human form?
How can one God be a Holy Trinity three unique persons?
Were multiple messianic prophecies fulfilled by Jesus Christ?
If Jesus is God why would he willingly die a horrible death?
If Jesus died on a criminal cross then how was he resurrected?
Is Jesus the only king who will rule his kingdom for eternity?
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8/29/2026 11:55:51 PM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
You know Terry I read somewhere that whenever philosophy is at a critical point it goes back to religion and theology and the other way around. Perhaps these two are not so...different after all, don't know' just thinking. I have this recurring thought that somewhere high above everything is in perfect unity that it's our imperfection we cannot see that. I am writing this because what's labelled as philosophy of enlightenment marks the beginning of the end of the theology concepts domination in the West. Always good to ask good questions, many have tried to reconcile the limits of the human insight and the truth revealed.