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The Tiny Mad Idea Never Happened: Exploring the Ontology of ACIM
The provided text features an analysis by Allen Barry regarding Liz Cronkhite’s ontological interpretation of A Course in Miracles. Barry examines Cronkhite’s theory that God’s all-encompassing nature must logically necessitate the inclusion of an opposite idea, which is then immediately undone. While Barry appreciates her metaphors for time and the Atonement, he argues that her model risks making the separation from God a metaphysical necessity. He contends that the original spiritual document treats the "tiny mad idea" of separation as a causeless illusion rather than a logical consequence…
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