12th session. 5-21-23. MENTAL BLOCKS; GOOD and EVIL; TIME and ETERNITY; JUDGMENT, CHOOSING, and ACTION

CORRECTIONS TO MY STATEMENTS AT THE 5-21-23 CLASS
>> At about 31:43 to 31:46 I stated that Dr. Semmelweis introduced the practice of washing hands to surgery in “the middle of the 1900s.” I meant to say “the middle of the 1800s.”
>> At about 52:20 to 52:35 I said that at Deuteronomy 30 “God defines good and life as opposites.” I meant to say “God defines evil and life as opposites.”
>> At about 56:45 and after, referring to the Logos definitions of good and evil, I said “It is not possible to apply those two definitions to a human being.” That is obviously erroneous. The correct statement is that it is not possible to apply the Logos definition of evil to a human being. “Either one” at about 56:58 should be “the Logos definition of evil.”
>> At about 1:27:32 I was overly critical regarding ACIM “teachers” by being all-inclusive. My statement “It is unheard of to encounter a Course in Miracles teacher who teaches anything that is consistent with the book itself, it’s always something very very very opposite” should be “It is rare to encounter a Course in Miracles teacher who teaches anything that is consistent with the book itself, it’s usually something very opposite.” In fact I know of at least three ACIM teachers who have made noteworthy contributions.