Spiritist Doctrine and Jesus

The Spiritist Doctrine or Spiritism is based on three aspects:

             Philosophy - Science - Religion

These three aspects intertwine and are equally important.

Spiritism is not an organized religion, since it has no services, no rituals, no temples, and no clergy. Spiritism is practiced with simplicity, within the Christian principle that God should be worshipped in spirit and in truth. Spiritists consider Jesus to be a guide and role model, and strive to follow His teachings as a basis for an ethical way of life. In this sense, many Spiritists call themselves Christians.

The Spiritist Doctrine is Christian without being Sectarian.
Spiritism recognizes the validity of and holds great respect for all doctrines, all religions, and all beliefs. Because of its Universal character, it can be studied, analyzed, and practiced by anyone, anywhere. Spiritism never imposes its principles. Instead it invites those interested in knowing more about it to submit its teachings to the test of reason before accepting them.

We invite YOU to educate yourself about Spiritism.

 

Image of Christ from the Deesis Mosaic
at Hagia Sophia, Istambul.
Mosaic dated from the 13th Century.