Why do different religious communities, including churches, teach so many contradictory things? This need not be the case. Within Christianity, there is disagreement over: death and what comes after, salvation, resurrection, the Last Day, the Last Judgment, original sin, paradise, the virgin birth, Christ's descent into hell, the existence of Lucifer, the significance of Holy Saturday, the Trinity, theodicy (the justification of God in light of suffering in the world), the doctrine of justification (justification by faith alone?), eternal damnation, the pre-existence of the soul, reincarnation, the fall of spirits or the fall of angels, universal salvation, the end of the world, and revelation. Often, even the "theologians" do not have a coherent answer to fundamental religious questions, diverting attention from their ignorance with references to a mystery or a "secret." This book dispels ignorance and "secrets" and reveals the spiritual path to the long-suppressed, contested, and forgotten source from which humanity can draw timeless liberating knowledge through continued revelation from the divine world. Barriers that hinder understanding between natural science and faith are dismantled. The doctrine of spirits is not a new religion but a Christian teaching freed from earthly errors. More than just a footnote: the direct connection to the divine world is explicitly prescribed and anchored in the Bible as a prerequisite for a viable faith. The contents presented in this book are facts and, as such, are essentially the spiritual home of every person, whether they may remember them or not. These contents come from the carefully examined spiritual world. The author can therefore present them to the reader without any personal ambition or fanaticism. If the reader gains much from it, it is their merit; if they gain little or nothing, it is also their oversight.