Understanding the Return of Christ Across Faiths

In Bahá’í teaching, the return of Christ is not a literal physical return, but a spiritual return — the reappearance of the same Divine Spirit and authority that animated Jesus, now expressed through a new human Messenger. 

The return of Jesus (Isa) is very important. Muslims believe he will come back before the Day of Judgment, defeat the false messiah, and bring justice to the world. 

There is no belief in Jesus’ return. Instead, Jews await the arrival of a future Messiah. A leader who will bring peace, healing, and freedom. 

The Second Coming of Christ is a central belief. Most Christians believe Jesus will return one day to complete his mission, judge the world, and bring God’s Kingdom to Earth. 

Thanks again, ChatGPT, for putting this together. I haven’t read any of these books myself!

Before there were books or religions, there was direct connection.
Before division, there was One Light.

The “New Age” movement often brings back sacred teachings from Egypt, Atlantis, India, Lemuria, and other forgotten civilizations; alongside visions of peace, unity, healing, and awakening.

This isn’t about something new.
This is about remembering what we were always meant to know:

🌟 God is in everything.
🌍 Earth is sacred.
💫 We are Divine.