Oh, welcome back. Jung was a brilliant psychologist and a terrible theologian. The Incarnation wasn’t God’s crisis. It was His rescue mission. The cross wasn’t God suffering for Himself. It was the Son bearing the penalty for human sin to satisfy divine justice. Jung turned the Gospel into cosmic therapy and the cross into existential angst. That’s Gnosticism with a psychological veneer, not Christianity. The eternal promise isn’t abstract mystical consolation. It’s the Holy Spirit indwelling believers, regenerating hearts, and conforming them to Christ. Quoting Jung on theology is like quoting Freud on quantum mechanics. Sounds deep. Completely wrong.