Name: The Gospel According to Spiritism
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Author: Allan Kardec
ISBN: 9781999904333

portada The Gospel According to Spiritism

Type

Physical Book

Author

Allan Kardec

Translated by

Janet Duncan

Publisher

Nielsen

Language

English

Pages

468

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

22.9 x 15.2 x 2.4 cm

Weight

0.62 kg.

ISBN13

9781999904333

Synopsis "The Gospel According to Spiritism"

***OFFICIAL VERSION FROM THE BRITISH UNION OF SPIRITIST SOCIETIES - BUSS***4th Final Revision 2019 - Translated by Janet DuncanThe title Gospel in this instance refers to the New Testament s published together with the Old Testaments in the Bible. These are the Teachings of Jesus, as reported through His Disciples long after His death.Due to the fact that Jesus frequently spoke in parables, it is often difficult to come to a logical and rational conclusion as to the meaning of His Teachings. This has given rise to many people, groups or organizations, each leaning towards their own individual interpretations of the Teachings.However, the Spiritist Teachings as collected, researched and codified by Allan Kardec during the second half of the 1800's were compiled from reliable communications received from more than a hundred different mediums, unknown to each other; that were sent to Kardec for his scrutiny. Resulting in him organising not only this present book, but also four others.This is the third book codified by Kardec explaining many of the parables from the New Testaments showing us aspects that are both rational and more logical. It helps us come to realise why we suffer so many troubles in our lives, including why we are suffering the effects from moral laxity today. It also explains the existence of the LAWS OF NATURE that govern the Universe, that are far greater than Human Laws and that Love, properly understood, is the all-powerful element for peace and fellowship so preparing more happiness for our future existence as eternal beings.

Allan Kardec

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Allan Kardec, born as Hippolyte Léon Denizard Rivail in 1804 in Lyon, France, was a prominent educator, philosopher, and writer, recognized as the founder of Spiritism. His works address the study of spiritual phenomena from a scientific and philosophical perspective, establishing the foundations of Spiritism as a doctrine. Among his most important books is "The Spirits' Book" (1857), a fundamental work that compiles spiritual principles and reflections on life, the soul, and existence.

Throughout his life, Kardec published other essential texts, such as "The Book of Mediums" (1861) and "The Gospel According to Spiritism" (1864), which complement and deepen the Spiritist principles. His work significantly influenced nineteenth-century spiritual thought and continues to be studied and practiced by millions of people around the world, consolidating him as a key figure in philosophical and spiritual literature.

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