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Yahshua, not Jesus.
The community uses the Hebrew name and refuses the Greek one, along with the creeds, the cross as an image, and the word Christian — all of them treated as marks of the falling-away.
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The shared center — held across the tradition
The church fell away, and is being restored now.
The community holds that the body described in Acts ended within a few centuries and that what followed was not it. Its own existence is the restoration, in progress and unfinished.
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Everything in one purse.
No member owns anything. Wages from the community businesses go into a common fund and everything comes back out of it, which the community reads as the plain sense of Acts 2 rather than as an ideal.
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Cosmos & Afterlife
how reality is built, and what follows deathThe nature of reality
A world in its last age, waiting on a restored people rather than on a date
After death
Three eternal destinies — the holy, the righteous of the nations, and the unjust