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Dear Tybreaker

YOU WROTE
> What happened to the name "Judaic Universalism", or haven't you agreed 
> yet what to call yourselves?  I can imagine the confusion if you're 
> trying to create a belief system based on three mutually exclusive 
> religions like Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
> 
> >  It is not specifically Jewish, Christian or Muslim, but an assembly
> > who believes that God is superior to all of these religions.  The
> 
> To declare God "superior" to any religion is a nonsense statement 
> because no religion aims to compete with God.  Nobody worships God while 
> at the same time thinking their worship is superior to God.
> 
> Your beliefs aren't Christian at all, let alone "specifically". 
> Christians follow Christ, hence the name, and so believe Him when He 
> declared in John 14:6 "Jesus answered, I am the way and the truth and 
> the life. No-one comes to the Father except through me."


MY RESPONSE
I believe in a Sovereign LORD who completely knows the various powers
behind the various monotheistic religions.  He is in total control. 
So you misunderstood my statement.  God is superior to these religions
inasmuch as he is not bound by the teachings of these religions.  They
are meant as a guide to the seeker only, and should not be viewed as
absolute truth.  The only thing that should be viewed as absolute
truth is God himself.

As the Historical Jesus Scholars note (see the Jesus seminar book, the
acts of Jesus), Jesus probably never said the words of John 14:6. 
Your beliefs are part of a dying fundamentalist religion which has had
its day both theologically and intelletually.  The only hope for
Christianity is to reform the message so it can be universally applied
in a modern age.

Kind regards

Callodyn Bradlock