Agnosticism is gnosticism too. I give support to Jesus. And all religions are fakes of Him. But also all religions in being fakes of Him do hold things that are 'real' though they are not true. "True Christians?" Nearly every Christian I know has no idea what they are doing. And even wear that as their necklace. And then claim they know what they are doing, when they don't teach the knowledge of Jesus Christ, along with grace. And actually are puffed up in their own knowledge which is exactly the same as Kabbalahic knowledge. Which is exactly the same as Eastern Religion. As people meditate on being nothing, and say that God is beyond them. They may try to use Jesus and the cross as a bridge, but nearly every Christian uses these things, as a way to remain in the depths of Satan, which is thinking that they are sinners and that that is the way it is. And then fill themselves up with false experientialism, just like the Kabbalahists. All of the riches of wisdom and knowledge are in Jesus Christ. False experientialism hangs on thinking that "God's will is going to happen- I know that" when they themselves do not enter into the kingdom of God. Which is in His power, also having perfect insides, being born again. Grace is the free gift of the power of God, by which we receive Him. Christians who claim to be following Jesus and knowing Him personally, really are just setting themselves up for destruction, because they deny the knowledge of God, along with His true grace. And they do this, because they are sleeping, and still not awakening to Christ, and light. Lucifer before he fell, was the one cherub of God, and knew God in that way, as worshiping Him, 'wanting nothing.' But that actually is the foundation of having the knowledge of good and evil without being sustained by the knowledge of incorruptible life, and that is why and how the fallen angels can not be saved, or brought to repentance; because that is the grounds of having the knowledge of the truth and willfully sinning. Though most Christians claim to have His life, they really haven't entered in, but are nearing having the grace of God in vain. And are puffed up, in thinking that the cross and grace is the way unto not having to follow God completely. Even denying the perfection that is in Him, for being born again, means having incorruptible insides. The sin leading to death is presumption, and this is what is going on, when people regard sin inwardly, and yet claim to be faithful in God's house. And this is also what Paul told Timothy to watch out for concerning laying hands on people, and the condemnation of Satan. The condemnation of Satan is different than the falling of Adam and Eve. David said that if he regarded sin inside of him the LORD would not hear. That is just as what John spoke about, about the LORD truly answering our prayers. When David prayed in Psalm 19 about the LORD keeping him from presumptuous sins, he was not at the time doing that, but was praying the LORD would keep him from that. And this also goes along with what Paul spoke about, concerning glorying in shame, even in 1 Corinthians 5. And this is the graceful condemnation much of the church has accepted. It is glorying, in being sinners. Conviction is about who we were, and unto the perfection of the new creature, through God's promises.

Satan did not yet have the knowledge of incorruptible life, just as even the angels who have not fallen do not yet. Satan and the fallen angels, went as far as they could without it, and that is creation being subjected to futility.

It is serious to accuse sin. But at the same time, we should all be bringing everything into the light. And not being afraid, of 'rocking the boat.' But as Paul said, we need to be careful we don't devour each other. And that is why we should be speaking the truth in love, though some times, we are all in war. And many times in war, it is the demon that is being rebuked. And at the same time, being faithful in the little, is kind of like what they teach in the Military about following orders. Because some times, in warfare, it looks bad, but there are things going on where if we are faithful, we are going to make it (Kind of like espianage). And the faithful in the little, is not to good showings of the flesh, but to the great and precious promises of God. And so authority is in His promises, and shortcomings are to be reconciled, even as that is what Peter being the little rock means. As he was restored at the end of the gospel of John. Self-control, I have received in this, keeps us from devouring each other, though we also are in war, and even fighting for love. And self-control is the being faithful to the little, and this also is us coming out of darkness, just as in God commanding light out of darkness, and getting us through the knowledge of good and evil, in His life. Darkness being knowledge not yet revealed, also shown in Psalm 19 (night unto night...). I find that in warfare, even in speaking the truth in love; that if I don't cut off coming together, with His people, that then there is no place for sinning in anger. Though at the same time, though even through anger, points are made, against the spiritual strongholds, that are against the knowledge of God, by which we have His great and precious promises. And we shouldn't walk by sight, because walking by sight and the flesh, and in darkness, allows offenses to grow, and exploit our feelings; when also it's not the truth; though darkness is attempting to show things as if that was the case. If we lose our peace, it's on us; we are to make ourselves accountable. And if we don't love, it is serious.

Skin crawling comes from offense. Someone who doesn't regard sin inwardly doesn't have offense. And the offense they do have in the flesh, gets turned into beauty, light, and love. Paul also made himself like everyone. Why did Paul mention the third heaven? And wisdom says she will mock, and God rebukes. Thick skin, seems to resemble thinking that we should be 'hard' as if that is what discipline and the cross is. Really it's the law. James said we all stumble in many points. And that no one themselves can tame the tongue. It takes the Spirit. We may have the circumcision of truth, along with being born again. And the soul is from where we speak, from the spirit and the heart. That is from where the tongue manifests. We are to speak the truth in love, and therefore have our tongue circumcised. I don't listen to any rebukes that don't have the knowledeg of God, the riches of wisdom, understanding, and knowledge of Jesus Christ. The Kabbalah isn't dangerous. It's people and the demons. Most of the Kabbalah isn't about affecting other people.

There is a Seinfeld episode where Jerry rented a car, and George got into an accident, moving the car for Jerry. And the rental car company said that the accident wasn't covered, because Jerry wasn't driving the car. And Jerry's response was "Your whole business revolves around other people." When Christianity turns into not giving the kingdom of God, which is power, in reconciliation, restoration, renewal, regeneration, and reward, but in practicality and simplicity; Christians go out and or try to take people into their buildings and organizationas, when really they are only trying to not concentrate on themselves. That's not Jesus. Lucifer was the one cherub of God, and the example of him falling is given, as God shows how individualism isn't His plan. But even in this, when Jesus becomes the proclaimed 'all that I want' and knowledge isn't being sought, people are setting themselves up for the parable of the unclean spirit departing. True equity doesn't rest until a place is found for the unbroken law of love and life.

Elijah strove and stretched Elisha. Jesus rebuked, after showing compassion. And the way this isn't being 'hard' is that it's not about individualism, or majority agreement.

The Kabbalah, in their attempts to worship 'Ein Sof' try to make themselves nothing, to be able to grasp the infinite God. This is a type of emptying ourselves for Jesus. Because Jesus is the connection to God's infinite nature, which even the limits of the height of earth's sky can not comprehend.

However, in Christianity, this doesn't mean that we don't seek what is infinite, and what is perfect. For this is what Christ being in formed in us is, and what our race is, and what our gift of faith is. And Paul said that he labored that this may happen.