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Christianity: A Magickal and Spiritual Perspective is a discourse on Christianity. It is worth noting that Christianity is not a religion. Even today, there is also an increasing number of magical practitioners who are absorbing the Christian teachings into their hearts and spiritual practices. This book discusses Christianity from a magickal and spiritual viewpoint. This book has been written for those who are starting out on their magical journey, as well as for those who already have enough experience but would like to deepen their current practice by learning from the true master and Lord of lords, Jesus Christ.

Shortly after the birth of Jesus, he was visited by three magi. The word magi is in plural form. Its singular form is magus. Interestingly, the word magus is where the term magic came from. Today, there are those who reword it and say that Christ was visited by the three kings or the three shepherds, as well as the three wise men. However, it should be noted that based on the original texts, the accurate term that is used is magi — a term that can only refer to those who engage in magick.

Christianity: A Magickal and Spiritual Perspective is an open discussion and exploration of the meaning and application of true Christianity. As far as our discussion is concerned, the term Christianity or Christians would refer to those people who follow Jesus Christ. It is all about following Christ through his divine teachings. It is not limited to any established religion. In fact, baptism is not even required to follow Christ.

Now, there are those who follow Christ but do not want to be considered a Christian. After all, the terms Christianity and Christians only began after Jesus walked the earth. Hence, it must be made clear that this book would consider all followers of Jesus as Christians, regardless even if one does not like the term. It is not good to limit ourselves to technical definitions. The important thing is to have an understanding with the soul, and to be able to unite this soul with the Soul of Christ.

May this book be a shining light for you in darkness, and may show you to the one true path that is in and with Jesus, the One True King, Master, and Lord of Lords.