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What Does the Course Say About Oneness?
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A Course in Miracles says that Heaven is \\u201cmerely an awareness of perfect oneness.\\u201d
Yet it also talks about God, Christ, Sons of God, our creations, the Holy Spirit, and angels all being within that oneness.
So how do we resolve that?
Are those names just different ways of talking about the oneness? Or are there distinct beings within the oneness?
And if there are, is it still \\u201cperfect oneness\\u201d?
If you want to learn more about the Course's teaching on oneness (including how it does and doesn't connect with nonduality), you will not want to miss this episode of Exploring A Course in Miracles with Circle founder Robert Perry and executive director Emily Bennington.
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