The Gospel According to Acharya S
Notice of Errata
In August 2009, I revised The Gospel in the following manner. There were only a
few errors, which were readily fixed, and not all of the changes below actually represent "errata" per
se.
After The Gospel first came out, I realized its potential globally felt the need to
adjust the Epilogue to be applicable to all liberty-loving peoples worldwide. Hence, I have also added some text, as likewise shown below.
I have also added in the Prologue a bit of clarification as to The Gospel's content. The error on p. 156 is somewhat amusing and
comes from my constant typing of the word "god." I have also added a photo of myself in the back.
D.M. Murdock/Acharya S
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Israelite human sacrifice, medieval manuscript |
Jephthah's Sacrifice, Maciejowski Bible (c. 1250) |
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Stone Age and redefine it. |
Stone Age and redefine it.
I should add that there is also much fascinating factual material as I present in my other books
but which is unique to The Gospel, including a short but succinct discussion of the leaders of Communism and Nazism, and
their relationship to religion.
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of a particularly ethnicity |
of a particular ethnicity |
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deceased loves ones...departed love ones |
deceased loved ones...departed loved ones |
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destined to bring |
designed to bring |
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derived for the Sanskrit |
derived from the Sanskrit |
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DeMeo, 270. |
DeMeo, 270. See 2 Kings 3:26-27, 16:1-4 and Jer 7:30-31. |
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and it certainly is a group led by |
and it certainly is "a group led by |
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he or she has been told by a higher power to lead such a group," |
he or she has been told by a higher power to lead such a group"—or who is essentially viewed as a
"divine incarnation" of some sort—
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and so. |
and so on. |
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Krishna, KBLG |
Bryant, KBLG |
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"Let my freethinkers god!" |
"Let my freethinkers go!"
freethought:
"the liberty to question and doubt unscientific and uncritical beliefs, especially as concerns
religion"
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Dhammapada |
Lotus Sutra |
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against our freedoms but also be spread around the world to every land and culture.
Our forefathers fought too hard for the liberties that we enjoy now, so much so that
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against our freedoms but also
that its human-respecting and life-affirming philosophy be spread around the world, to every land and culture where
people cherish liberty.
This exhortation does not serve as a call for American imperialism, in the sense that the
U.S. Constitution should be compelled whole cloth upon other nations or upon a global government. Rather, we are interested
in seeing the major principles of individual human and civil rights that the Constitution and its Amendments
embody—such as liberty and justice for all—be applied on a worldwide basis. This "sacred scripture" may be and has been
used in creating new constitutions in other lands that factor in the ethnic and other needs of the people(s) whom it is
designed to protect. It is the overarching wisdom concerning human integrity and individual potential behind the
Constitution that needs to be extended globally.
Our forefathers in many parts of the world fought too hard for the liberties we enjoy now for us
to let them go so easily. As
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None of the |
Few of the |
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Constitutional mandates |
Constitutional values |
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DeMeo, James, Saharasia, Natural Energy Works, OR, 1998, 2006. |
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