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The Contraption called SELF

Whao! It's been a while people. I'm terribly sorry for staying out of touch for so long. For those who are my friends on Facebook, you may have read the complete series of this powerful teaching. I'll give a paraphrase.
Due To the Fall, man lost touch with his correct identity and Has since devices ways to define. This has Led to a plethora of Problems. The purpose of redemption is to restore man back to that glorious position that God originally planned. Well this should lead u Back to Facebook.the full jist is in my notes. Also catch up with Spirit Learning on Facebook. Thanks.

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