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03:05 Does Swedenborg tell of aliens from other planets and other universes and if so, are they benevolent or dangerous to humanity?
12:10 Is privacy in our thoughts an illusion? It feels invasive to think our deepest thoughts are known by others. But it’s comforting to believe that God knows my thoughts, feelings & intentions.
24:30 Loving the neighbor can be a tough one for me. Would having the willingness to see what's real in another person count for this neighborly love?
33:06 What is meant by "It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God" (Hebrews 10:31)
40:10 What happens in the afterlife when one spouse is verbally abusive & ungrateful for the tender caregiving they receive from the other?
49:13 I understand that the accounts recorded in the Bible like the worldwide flood were not literal events. Were the miracles of Jesus actual historical events according to Swedenborg?
50:53 ES seems to move Christianity away from “What do you believe?” and toward “What are you becoming?” Is that a fair way to understand his thought?
56:08 “The two are not separated by the death of one because the spirit of the departed one dwells continuously with the spirit of the one who has not yet died.” What does ES mean exactly?
03:05 Does Swedenborg tell of aliens from other planets and other universes and if so, are they benevolent or dangerous to humanity?
12:10 Is privacy in our thoughts an illusion? It feels invasive to think our deepest thoughts are known by others. But it’s comforting to believe that God knows my thoughts, feelings & intentions.
24:30 Loving the neighbor can be a tough one for me. Would having the willingness to see what's real in another person count for this neighborly love?
33:06 What is meant by "It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God" (Hebrews 10:31)
40:10 What happens in the afterlife when one spouse is verbally abusive & ungrateful for the tender caregiving they receive from the other?
49:13 I understand that the accounts recorded in the Bible like the worldwide flood were not literal events. Were the miracles of Jesus actual historical events according to Swedenborg?
50:53 ES seems to move Christianity away from “What do you believe?” and toward “What are you becoming?” Is that a fair way to understand his thought?
56:08 “The two are not separated by the death of one because the spirit of the departed one dwells continuously with the spirit of the one who has not yet died.” What does ES mean exactly?
