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The Life of Jesus

CHAPTER V
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The imagination and the hallucination of a St.Theresa, for example, are useless here.

The intoxication of the Soufi proclaiming himself identical with God is also quite another thing.

Jesus never once gave utterance to the sacrilegious idea that he was God.

He believed himself to be in direct communion with God; he believed himself to be the Son of God.

The highest consciousness of God which has existed in the bosom of humanity was that of Jesus.
We understand, on the other hand, how Jesus, starting with such a disposition of spirit, could never be a speculative philosopher like Cakya-Mouni.


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