I have this term, Hare Christian? It's a way of saying two things at once. Hare Krishna, but philosophically focused on this one particular story, the Christmas story.

So part 1, what's Hare Krishna mean: Krishna is the Hindu respresentation of God's aspect as incarnate here. Hare Krishnas see God everywhere.

Everything is Krishna, everything is "christ." It's a big production number courtesy of God. It's a grand divine magic. The walls are made of christ, the air is christ. God incarnate! You're swimming in it, ba-ba-loo. :D

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So then, from there, why this one incarnation instead of a bread roll to mention, why Jesus Christ, why is this story told. Why the focus here.

It's a story about a teacher, a friendly, child-loving God. A God who gave everything, who loved his kiddos hard. A God of family and heart, not a God of war. A God who forgave. And a God who asked for our faith.

God comes to us as a gift, a Merry Christmas, a Happy Easter, a north star. A beacon to teach and to build, to love one another as siblings.

It's not the only amazing thing in God's green universe, but...


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