Science and Philosophy

Thousands of years ago great men driven by ideals of reform tried with their teachings to enlighten humanity. Such men like Jesus, Budda, Confucius and Mohammed taught similar spiritual principles, however besides not being understood, ended up deified by the illiterate masses. Once the idea of divinization took hold, the respective religions were created, each preaching a different form of speculative worship, and the followers of each flocked together. Jesus Christ and all the others were just men, remarkable MEN in fact, but nevertheless, human beings like all of us, without any divine affiliations. All lectured the principles that Christian Rationalism now teaches and thus despite our name, we have nothing to do with the biblical Jesus Christ. The person known as Jesus was just a man, though one of the the greatest men that ever existed on Earth! That is why this philosophy and science is also called Christian.

A new concept of the Universe and Life

The fundamental principles of Christian Rationalism encompass a new concept of the Universe and Life as well as a sound pattern of behaviour for those who wish to follow it.

Christian Rationalism deals with Physical and Psychic Phenomena, Philosophical and Psychological issues, Reincarnation, Incorporeal Life, Space and the Universe, the Power of Thought, Mediumship, Evolution, Gods and Religions, Force and Matter, the Aura, Ethics, Psychic Cleansing, Family and Children, Why do we live ? What is God ?  Who am I ? Where did I come from ? Where do I go to ?  Why do we suffer ? How to be happy? What is mediumnity ?  What is obsession ?  What is psychic cleansing?  What is the main problem of life ? What is thought ? What is courage ?, etc.

We have no commercial or speculative interests

Christian Rationalism has no commercial or speculative interest whatsoever in the explanation of its philosophy. We are not driven by the purpose of enlisting followers in order to obtain financial support. There is no collection of alms, soliciting of gratuities or any other means of reaching into the pockets of those who may be interested in the teachings of the philosophy and wish to study it in order to put its beneficial principles into practice.