(urth) Standard Wolfean Riddle

[James Wynn]

  On 8/16/2010 10:11 AM, António Pedro Marques wrote:
>> My point, snarkily formed, was that humanity had a redeemer, just not in
>> Sev's iteration of Briah.
>
> That's tenable, but I don't see God leaving so many of his creatures 
> to waste. (It's the catholic God I'm thinking of, because we are 
> explicitly told our universe enters the picture. If we weren't told 
> that, then I'd gladly accept God to be very different.)

Well, remember that in the Book of the Long Sun, the Outsider...the 
Increate of all Briahs...reaches out to Silk with the image of Jesus on 
the cross. if Sev's iteration of Briah is gnostic, one where humanity is 
redeemed through enlightenment, then it is irrelevant whether the Logos 
became flesh and dwelt among us in Briah (n) or Brian (n+20). The 
sacrifice is applicable across all cycles.

In fact, it is theologically secure...one sacrifice for all.

u+16b9