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Why JOEL S. GOLDSMITH Declared PRAYER OBSOLETE—The Radical Truth of I AM

Why JOEL S. GOLDSMITH Declared PRAYER OBSOLETE—The Radical Truth of I AM In this profound exploration of spiritual ontology, Joel S. Goldsmith challenges the foundational assumption behind religious prayer, healing, and seeking: the belief that God gives—or withholds. Drawing from biblical exegesis, mysticism, and the principles of the Infinite Way, this teaching reframes prayer not as petition, but as recognition of being. For scholars in theology, philosophy of religion, consciousness studies, and contemplative psychology, this lecture presents a non-dual framework where separation dissolves and identity becomes the locus of realization. Goldsmith’s vision dismantles the economics of spiritual exchange and replaces it with the radical proposition of isness—that God is not an external agent but the substance of all experience. This is not devotional instruction, but a rigorous metaphysical challenge: What happens to prayer, healing, and ethics when asking ends and beholding begins? Ideal for academic inquiry, graduate study, and serious seekers examining the future of spirituality beyond transactional religion. Keywords (30, comma-separated) Joel S. Goldsmith, Infinite Way teachings, prayer and nonduality, isness theology, I am consciousness, philosophy of prayer, contemplative spirituality, Christian nonduality, mystical Christianity, metaphysics of religion, theology of being, consciousness and identity, spiritual realization, academic spirituality, prayer critique, spiritual ontology, kingdom of God within, religious epistemology, healing and consciousness, divine immanence, phenomenology of faith, mysticism studies, psychology of religion, biblical metaphysics, sacred silence, spiritual awareness, nondual Christianity, theological inquiry, prayer transformation, inner realization Hashtags (30, comma-separated) #JoelSGoldsmith,#InfiniteWay,#PrayerRedefined,#NondualChristianity,#Mysticism,#Theology,#PhilosophyOfReligion,#ConsciousnessStudies,#ContemplativeStudies,#SpiritualOntology,#IAm,#ChristianMysticism,#AcademicSpirituality,#ReligiousStudies,#Prayer,#Meditation,#DivineImmanence,#KingdomWithin,#Metaphysics,#Phenomenology,#PsychologyOfReligion,#SpiritualHealing,#SacredSilence,#Nonduality,#BiblicalTheology,#InnerAwakening,#MysticalTheology,#FaithAndReason,#2026Scholarship,#SpiritualIdentity