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| | ACIM is not compatible with the Urantia Book |
 | | ACIM is Caligastia's own description of his state of mind, and it is he whose mind is continually flipping back and forth between his knowledge of the absolute realms and his own lurid egodelusions about the crucifixion, the body, sin, guilt, hell, punishment, judgment, attack, and insanity. |
 | | Although ACIM needs a "third state" between the darkness of the ego and the light of the Sonship in order to have a rationale for existing and to have someone to address, the doctrines of ACIM do not allow for a transition between the state of unknowing and the state of knowing. |
 | | ACIM spends most of its text talking to the son of God about his ego, explaining to the son what this non-existent ego is doing or planning. |
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