| BkI:18.IV.2 | That which you do not know with your mind, you can nevertheless feel, because Jesus is the representation in form of the only true identity that you and all your brothers and sisters share. Plainly said, Christ is your self, your real shared identity, what you really are. An easy illustration of this is with certain works of art. Some works are recorded in the collective memory for posterity. That happens because somehow these works—and this includes certain events—touch a very deep and universal cord. They touch your heart. They touch you in what you are. This reveals something important. Jesus Christ is nothing other than what you are—not in his form or personality, but in his essence, in his content, in what makes Jesus, Jesus. |