ONE SHEEPFOLD

There's Only One Church

One Vision! One Sheep! One Fold! One Porter! One Sphepherd! His one vision was to save mankind from all men's traditions; that mankind may follow His own Law of Liberty. His law is that all Christians should be one sheep of one fold; of one porter and of one chief Sphepherd. His desire for us to be one was a must which can be clearly seen in the Christian Canon; so, He builded a Court under the Apostles for all Christian Cases to be solved (1Cor.6:1-8); so that there will be no diversity or variety of Churches. Christ prayed against variety of sheepfolds and demonstrated much desire for the unity of His one single fold when he prayed for His Sheep to be one (Jn.17:21); so, there's always in every Christian that desire for oneness. It means that there's a single Church known to Christ in these variety of different Churches, or no Church at all in all. This is because Christ never commanded, desired, nor prayed for unity in these variety of different Churches, but for the unity of one single Church. He prayed for unity among the Sheep of one single fold! If you ask every Christian, which single Church is Christ's Church in these variety? All will answer, my Church! Why have all answered same? Because all believe that in Christ there's nothing like unity in diverty; else, all would have said "All" or nothing. There's however, a single idea to this problem of diversity; that idea is for all to be reunited into His one fold. What's the Ideal Picture of His one single Church, that all may be reunited in? How can the single Church be detected in all these variety of Churches? How can this single Church be protected by law so that there will be no other Church? If the ideal picture of the Church is not detected by law, how can it receive protection by law? The Law must know first that there's diversity of Churches because religious liberty has given to the people who call themselves Christians the right of supersession of the Law of Liberty of the Christian Religion especially. The Muslims don't have such rights to supersede, or exceed what's written in their Quran, only Christians abuse and misuse this right not given to them in the Law of Liberty of the Christian Religion. Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN have not discouraged all Churches by law, not to supersede the Christian Law of Liberty. Freedom of religion is freedom to choose a religion, or to establish your own religion. It's not a right to supersede, or exceed the written laws of the Religion of your choice, which is not established by you. Religious liberty gives equal protection by law to all Religions, not Churches; hence Churches are products of one religion; though, the Christian Religion discourages these products, because it's only one single product. The Ideal Picture of the Christian Religion is taken away because of the right of supersession Christians have received from the freedom of religion. This right to exceed the Apostles Creeds has uttered, or ruined the one vision, one sheep, one fold, one porter and one Shepherd Yeshuel. Hence the oneness of Christ is destroyed through the right of supersession, the result of this right given to all Christians is variety, or multiplicity of Churches. The Christian Religion not protected by law gave birth to the right of denominationalism. The result has uttered the Ideal Picture of the Christian Religion, and the single solution to regain it among Christians is to withdraw this right through a process called Redefinition. Redefinition dissolves Churches and continues Churches. It dissolves Churches that supersede the Christian Law of Liberty to make themselves different from the Ideal Picture of the Christian Religion which came into existence in the first century. It continues Churches with the Ideal Picture of the early Christian Community. Therefore, Redefinition is the process of returning the Ideal Picture of the Christian Religion by law; through a probing and proscription process on the Media, for all Churches, according to their dates of origins, under the Christian Religion, to put them all under its Law of Liberty; firstly, by the withdrawal of the unlawful right of the supersession, used by Christians against the Ideal Picture of the Christian Religion; whereas the Church on the bench of Saint John will be undisturbed, until the end of Judgment, within the Christian Case Court.