Christian pilgrimage

 

 

Christian pilgrimage is the procedure (or process) by means of which a pilgrim acquires the whole, or a part of, the identity of Christ. In other words, Christian pilgrimage is designed to make the pilgrim Christ-like, so that she can act as Christ.

 

The 1st phase of Christian Pilgrimage purges non-Christian action (or behaviour), in other words, sin.

 

The 2nd phase of Christian Pilgrimage serves to acquire wholly (or upgrade to completeness) the Christian identity (actually the identity of Christ), or parts of it.

 

The 3rd phase of Christian Pilgrimage applies the whole (or part) of the Christian identity. The true Christian act, namely the act that touches an ‘other’, and which not only makes that other real but also transmits Christian identity, thereby changing the ‘other’ with that identity, is called the act of atonement.

 

Touching the ‘other’ as Christ would, thereby transmitting His identity (i.e. His whole functions schedule), is the true Eucharist.

 

The Christian pilgrimage is over when the Christian pilgrim ‘touches’ as Christ, thereby making the ‘touched’ really as Christ.

 

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