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An Interview with Jesus? Meet Alan John Miller, the Self-Proclaimed Messiah
In this captivating episode, host Derek Lambert sits down with an Australian man who claims to be Jesus of Nazareth, having lived as Jesus Christ for over 2,000 years. This intriguing interview explores topics that challenge mainstream religious beliefs and offers a unique perspective on spirituality, love, and the nature of divinity.
Discover the story of Alan John Miller, the spiritual teacher behind the Divine Truth movement based in Queensland, Australia. Known to his followers (or devoted disciples) as A.J. or ‘Aussie Jesus,’ Miller claims to be the returned Jesus of Nazareth. Join us as he shares his story, his spiritual journey, and the teachings of Divine Truth. Whether you’re a skeptic, a seeker, or simply curious, this conversation will leave you with plenty to think about.
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What is Divine Truth?
Founded in 2007, Divine Truth presents itself as "the absolute truth of the universe," focusing on soul evolution, love, and a personal relationship with God. A.J. teaches that this process mirrors his own journey as Jesus in the first century, emphasizing key practices such as:
Divine Truth is often regarded as a controversial new religious movement. A.J.'s partner, Mary Suzanne Luck, asserts that she is the reincarnation of Mary Magdalene. The couple characterizes Divine Truth as a non-religious movement, although critics have accused them of operating a cult.
Alan and Mary claim to have lived only one prior life on Earth during the 1st century AD, spending 1900+ years in the spirit world after their deaths. They say they learned a process to return to Earth, which Miller calls “reincarnation,” though his concept differs substantially from most other philosophies of reincarnation.
A.J. has created an extensive library of videos available on the Divine Truth's YouTube channel, where he explains the principles of "Divine Truth." In addition, he has written numerous letters signed as ‘Jesus,’ offering deeper insights into his beliefs and philosophy which can be found on the Divine Truth website.
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Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video are personal to the guest and do not necessarily reflect those of MythVision Podcast. Respectful discussion and curiosity are encouraged in the comments.
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In this captivating episode, host Derek Lambert sits down with an Australian man who claims to be Jesus of Nazareth, having lived as Jesus Christ for over 2,000 years. This intriguing interview explores topics that challenge mainstream religious beliefs and offers a unique perspective on spirituality, love, and the nature of divinity.
Discover the story of Alan John Miller, the spiritual teacher behind the Divine Truth movement based in Queensland, Australia. Known to his followers (or devoted disciples) as A.J. or ‘Aussie Jesus,’ Miller claims to be the returned Jesus of Nazareth. Join us as he shares his story, his spiritual journey, and the teachings of Divine Truth. Whether you’re a skeptic, a seeker, or simply curious, this conversation will leave you with plenty to think about.
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What is Divine Truth?
Founded in 2007, Divine Truth presents itself as "the absolute truth of the universe," focusing on soul evolution, love, and a personal relationship with God. A.J. teaches that this process mirrors his own journey as Jesus in the first century, emphasizing key practices such as:
Divine Truth is often regarded as a controversial new religious movement. A.J.'s partner, Mary Suzanne Luck, asserts that she is the reincarnation of Mary Magdalene. The couple characterizes Divine Truth as a non-religious movement, although critics have accused them of operating a cult.
Alan and Mary claim to have lived only one prior life on Earth during the 1st century AD, spending 1900+ years in the spirit world after their deaths. They say they learned a process to return to Earth, which Miller calls “reincarnation,” though his concept differs substantially from most other philosophies of reincarnation.
A.J. has created an extensive library of videos available on the Divine Truth's YouTube channel, where he explains the principles of "Divine Truth." In addition, he has written numerous letters signed as ‘Jesus,’ offering deeper insights into his beliefs and philosophy which can be found on the Divine Truth website.
---
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video are personal to the guest and do not necessarily reflect those of MythVision Podcast. Respectful discussion and curiosity are encouraged in the comments.
---
🎥 Watch this fascinating interview now; trust me, you don't want to miss it.
🔔 Subscribe to MythVision Podcast for more interviews and explorations of religion, history, and spirituality.
---
💖 Want to Support the Podcast:
💝 Want to Make a One-Time Donation:
---
📲 Contact MythVision Podcast:
https://www.facebook.com/MythVision/
---
👉👉 Check out MVP Courses to find new and upcoming online courses taught by world-renowned academic scholars in the field: www.mvp-courses.com
📚 Recommended Books Here: https://amzn.to/35FqNYf
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