Jesus Christ is God incarnate, “the same yesterday, today and forever” (Hebrews 13:8), and He would never contradict the Truth revealed in the pages of Scripture. Too much of the Course contradicts what God has already revealed in Scripture, and we know that God does not contradict Himself. There is no doubt that whatever “voice” Schucman was hearing, it was not the voice of Jesus Christ. The principal purpose of A Course in Miracles is to “restore to one’s awareness the power of one’s mind to choose.”
It denies that sin is an act against God. The course further teaches that sin is the absence of love and nothing more. The fundamental teaching of A Course in Miracles is the “atonement principle,” which states that separation from God through sin did not happen. The teachings of the Course-a mixture of the mysticism, Gnosticism, and New Age psycho-babble-run counter to Christian beliefs. After Schucman’s death, the Foundation for A Course in Miracles was begun and is the organization that holds the copyright to A Course in Miracles. She experienced the process as one of a distinct and clear dictation from an inner voice, which earlier had identified itself to her as Jesus.
It is claimed that A Course in Miracles was “scribed” by Schucman between 19 through a process of inner dictation. From 1958 through 1976, she was a professor of medical psychology at Columbia University in New York. “A Course in Miracles” is a self-study curriculum written by a woman named Helen Schucman (1909-1981), a research psychologist raised by Jewish but non-religious parents.
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