GARY: But even if you forgive everything, can‘t you still be killed like J was?
ARTEN: Yes, but by that time J had decided to gently lay his body aside for the final time, and he was perfectly willing to be killed in order to teach he couldn’t be killed. He also could have stopped it if he wanted to, but he chose not to. So it wasn’t karma. He was deliberately choosing to teach the message of the crucifixion, even though only a handful of people could understand it. He knew many more people would understand it later.
GARY: So even though it looked to others like he was being horribly murdered, that wasn’t his experience. They could only imagine how they would feel under the same circumstances, and then they projected their perception of suffering onto J. Then, before you know it, you have J supposedly suffering and sacrificing himself for their sins.
ARTEN: Yes, but by that time J had decided to gently lay his body aside for the final time, and he was perfectly willing to be killed in order to teach he couldn’t be killed. He also could have stopped it if he wanted to, but he chose not to. So it wasn’t karma. He was deliberately choosing to teach the message of the crucifixion, even though only a handful of people could understand it. He knew many more people would understand it later.
GARY: So even though it looked to others like he was being horribly murdered, that wasn’t his experience. They could only imagine how they would feel under the same circumstances, and then they projected their perception of suffering onto J. Then, before you know it, you have J supposedly suffering and sacrificing himself for their sins.
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