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===== - Jesus is honored as a prophet and Messiah, but not divine—this is in line with orthodox Islamic teachings (Qur’an-based). =====
* He speaks of Jesus’ return as part of a cosmic conflict between truth and falsehood, again paralleling Islamic and sometimes Gnostic-sounding expectations.
* Christianity is seen as having strayed—corrupted by institutions or Rome, and in need of being “restored” to a more original or esoteric understanding.
* Sometimes there's a romantic or symbolic portrayal of Jesus as a universal light-bearer or the returner of justice—but not as the incarnate Word, as revealed in the New Revelation (NR).