Mirian
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Mirianism | |
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| Wiki URL: | mirian.wikia.com | |
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| Requester: | Ano-User • Talk • Contribs • Email | |
| Wiki description: | Mirianism is a new religious philosophy that I am trying to teach. Also known as Idtu d-Mirya d-Madniha (Aramaic for "The Mirian Church of the East"), Mirianism is a mystical Abrahamic tradition with roots deep within ancient Judean Christianity. It is based on the authentic teachings of Yeshwa (Jesus) found in the New Testament gospels of Matthew and Luke, the Epistle of James, the Apochryphal gospels of Thomas, Mary and the Nazarenes, and the Secret Book of James. The wisdom books of the Hebrew Bible or the Old Testament (Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Wisdom of Solomon) are also included as authentic texts to connect the old with the new. The prophetic book of Daniel is also a source of Mirian wisdom.
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| Community information: | Anyone can join me in building this wiki, no matter what religious or philosophical background they are from. I could use the help! I do not plan to recruit users, but I will suggest to users, who are familiar with this type of category (Philosophy and Religion), that they can help.
Currently, there is no community for this topic. | |
| Category: | Philosophy and Religion | |
| Extra information: | The word "Mirian" comes from the Syriac word "Mirya", which means 'those who challenge'. A Mirian, such as myself, CHALLENGES the fundamental doctines of the mainstream Christian beliefs about the historical Yeshwa (Jesus), the inerrancy of the scriptures claimed by fundamentalists, and the creeds that divide people within the church.
Unlike other Eastern Christian traditions (the Assyrian Church of the East, Armenian Apostolic Church, Eastern Orthodoxy, Western Orthodoxy, and Oriental Orthodoxy), and Catholicism, Mirianism has no "Holy Orders" or ordination of bishops, priests, and deacons. It rather has religious teachers called "Rabbis" that are not considered to be "superior in nature" to a layman, but are trusted and bona fide to teach the way of the Rabanim (Jesus Christ). | |
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