The Gospel of Love II

I’ve republished this older work as a gift to my younger self.

A radically fresh and dangerously controversial reinterpretation to the words of the beloved.

This work significantly adds to the words of Christ and the Gospel of Matthew and portrays a fundamentally different portrait of the philosophy of Christ than what is taught in Christology. The author is unsure of any eternal consequences for putting words into the mouth of Christ.

This interpretation is how the author envisions the hidden understanding of the poets and lovers.

This work should be considered, at worst, as containing abstract spiritual principles and targets the scriptures the church avoids and does not often teach.

This work should be considered, at best, an expression of art and love, and as food for spiritual contemplation.