Category: Church
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Carl Jung on why he does not return to the bosom of the Church
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Carl Jung Anthologies “Absolute Knowledge” – “Dreams” [Part 1]
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Carl Jung: The Trojan horse should be kept hidden as long as possible.
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Carl Jung: If you yourself can provide for it, then you are the whole mystery of the church: you are the transubstantiation.
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Carl Jung on the “Church” – YouTube
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Forward to Lucifer and Prometheus by Carl Jung
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Carl Jung on the “Church” – Anthology
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Mankind as a whole is included in God’s human nature…
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Carl Jung “What will become of the Christian Church?
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Dr. Jung considered the Mass of the Church to be the equivalent of a "Rite of Individuation."
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Carl Jung on the Trinity and the Development of an Archetype.
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Ultimately every individual life is at the same time the eternal life of the species and the Life of Christ.
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