Question: How did the history of Christianity develop?

Answer: The development of Christianity historically was based on conquests so that Christianity would spread throughout the world. All wars were of religious nature because in this way humanity was preparing for the realization that there is a Creator and that it is necessary to somehow approach Him, to come in contact with Him.

People had to go through these stages in the measure of the breakage of the souls after the one common soul had been divided into three parts: right, left, and middle. Since then, they have not been connected to each other as they should be in a united corrected soul because they have broken into many parts—into pluses, minuses, and all kinds of neutral parts.

These different parts form the remnants of their attitude to the Creator. In other words, this is the same Kabbalah that in its corrupted earthly form (in the right, left, and middle) is a religion—Christianity, Muslim, and Judaism.

In this way, these religions correspond to the state of humanity today—defective, broken, and egoistic. And then the true correction will begin to become clear. It consists of rising above religions and above our world in the correction and unification of humanity.

Then all religions will be completely unclaimed in their highest form. They will remain as a culture of these masses that will not contradict each other. You have this kind of a culture, you are used to this kind of food, and I am accustomed to something else. You like to wear a red shirt, and I like to wear a white one. Who cares?

That is, religions will remain at our previous level because we will rise above from it like a rocket. We will leave them on Earth along with our bodies, and we ourselves will look down on them from our souls. And in the meantime, the souls will unite and correct in one soul as in their single source.
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From KabTV’s “I Got a Call. Three Religions” 7/30/11

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