The John Gospel Code

John, exiled on the Greek island of Patmos, was confronted with a problem of transmission. As the intimate companion of Jesus, he wanted to present Jesus at his finest and most inspired...John had a totally different appreciation of the richness and complexity of Jesus and his philosophies, just as Yoko Ono surely has of John Lennon. John wanted to render the mystical message of Jesus to the world.Most of all, in the eclipsing days of his life, John's mission was not only to get it...
More Description

John, exiled on the Greek island of Patmos, was confronted with a problem of transmission. As the intimate companion of Jesus, he wanted to present Jesus at his finest and most inspired...John had a totally different appreciation of the richness and complexity of Jesus and his philosophies, just as Yoko Ono surely has of John Lennon. John wanted to render the mystical message of Jesus to the world.Most of all, in the eclipsing days of his life, John's mission was not only to get it safely transported, but transported in a manner that served its intended purpose. In other words, if it didn't arrive intact, with the code to decode it, then all goes for naught.To sum up John's problem and his charge... John wanted to effectively transmit the mystic message of Jesus to a future epoch of humanity through a present age of mistrust and intrigue...He did what he was inspired to do. He coded it into his mysterious story about the Christ, which became the anchor gospel of the Biblical canon, awaiting the holomagic day it could affect lives again.Today we find ourselves with the code - given us by quantum physics - which allows us to unveil the contraband message John coded into his ununderstandable but politically correct words.It tells a different, far more glorious story than you've been led to believe.This is not just another "me-too" shout out in a crowded marketplace for believers... In fact, it's not even about being a believer. That's part of the deception we have to free you from... It's about be-ing.An evolutionary vision of the Gospel of John.