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  THE QUESTION:  I sense that we are about to conclude this interview seeing that there are no more questions at this time.  Would you care to share some of your own thoughts about this whole process?  

 

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  THE ANSWER:  Indeed I would.  The most obvious observation is my own failure to have written my own Gospel of Love in my own hand when I was actually alive some two thousand years ago, providing of course, that anything that I might have actually written could have somehow survived without being rewritten to satisfy some Roman political imperative.  I have certainly been pleased with this unusual opportunity, but at the same time, terribly saddened by what I have only now learned about the events and circumstances that occurred since my crucifixion and ultimate death in Egypt.  This extraordinary gift that has provided me this rare opportunity to redress some of these far-fetched fallacies created in association with my own name, is in some strange way a contradiction to the very reality that is repeatedly alluded to throughout this entire interview.  Were it not for the well-educated mind of Lamah and his being just one of many who will likely be recognized as one who willingly announced this Age of Reality; I would not have had this totally unique opportunity.  Despite some of its obvious contradictions to this proclaimed reality, this entire interview should only be judged by its actual veracity and the believability of its definitive contents.  Whether this is only a strong case for telling the truth or simply a long overdue recognition of an ignored reality, it is ultimately of little consequence as to how one might take it upon themselves to interpret this unusual experience.  The fact still remains that what has been rightfully disclosed in this interview is actually much closer to reality than most everything else that has been previously contended by so many ferociously souls-seeking churches whose most common purpose is no doubt the contrived and intentional indoctrination of would-be righteous people with some self-serving dogma most probably designed only to enhance the church and its clergy at the expense of the deserving salvation of its congregations.  Whether you believe it is actually me or not is of little consequence, as the essence of who I was as well as what I had once proclaimed for the joy of my own people when I did actually walked this earth remains unchanged.  And it is this most intentionally avoided reality of my own making that should now be rightfully recognized within the very sincere contents in this interview.  None of this was intended to be some divine joke, as its contents have all been meticulously thought out long before Lamah ever transcribed it, with or without his own input.  And so unlike the earlier clerics and scribes of the Catholic Church, the very contents of this entire interview have not been nor should ever be altered for any reason.  It must be taken in its entirety or most simply not at all.