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The Murder of Christ: The Emotional Plague of Mankind (edition 1953)

by Wilhelm Reich (Author)

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When we murder Christ, we murder ourselves. And this isn't some historical being who may have been the son of some higher entity! Reich is suggesting that we all need to allow ourselves to be different and he is encouraging all of us to be true revolutionaries. "Christ" becomes a metaphor for change. ( )
  dbsovereign | Jan 26, 2016 |
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When we murder Christ, we murder ourselves. And this isn't some historical being who may have been the son of some higher entity! Reich is suggesting that we all need to allow ourselves to be different and he is encouraging all of us to be true revolutionaries. "Christ" becomes a metaphor for change. ( )
  dbsovereign | Jan 26, 2016 |

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232.963232Religions › Christian doctrinal theology › Christ; Christology › Family and life of Jesus › Passion and death of Jesus › Crucifixion

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BT295.R37Philosophy, Psychology and Religion › Doctrinal Theology › Doctrinal Theology › Christology

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