What you call "faith in Him" is alternatively called Islam which means surrender to the will of God/Allah. It's the same as "giving it to God". That's how the third eye is activated. The wisdom chakra in the throat requires honesty. The heart requires universal love. All 3 lessons are baked into the Golden Rule but few actually understand and apply that.

Wrong. Christianity is diametrically opposed to Islam. We're saved by grace through faith _in the perfect and completed work of Christ alone_. We are saved by his perfect work on behalf of his elect people--not because we've achieved something within ourselves 'like he did'. No other religion teaches this, and any philosophy that tries to peddle Christ as analgous to a Jedi channeling the Force is pure nonsense. Jesus is not merely "an example" of our faith--he is the _object of it_.

You're doing the heresy hunter thing instead of looking for the baby that's in the bathwater. The surrender, the submission, the giving it to God, that's found in multiple traditions. You simply don't know that because you don't study other traditions in a loving way. You only look at them critically. That's not how to love your neighbors. Every tradition has bullshit and good shit.

I'm not even trying to push Islam. I'm not a Muslim. I'm pointing out what the word Islam means. Your reply was a knee jerk reaction.

I don't think you're pushing Islam, I know what that word means, I know you're not Muslim, and Christianity is still _sui generis_--which was the point of my response.

Uniqueness is not mutually exclusive of shared teachings. They're all unique.

Its called a lot of different things in a lot of different places. Repentance and humility come to mind.

Agreed

Ελεύθερε Jesus was a Jew. Are you not tired worship a Jew. Everything is manufactured. Wake up. ΞΥΠΝΑ Ελεύθερε.

Jesus was born Jewish but he was initiated in many places. Jesus was a Druid. Jesus was Egyptian. Jesus was a Naga. Jesus was a Buddhist. Jesus was a Hindu. Jesus was an Essene. Jesus was a perennialist because that's the only way to love your neighbors as yourself.