Master Jesus from the doctrinarian realm. They stumble without direction. Maybe because, in an interview given to brethrens in Uberaba, Chico Xavier warned: If they take Jesus away from Spiritualism, it turns into a mockery. If you take away the religious aspect from Spiritualism it becomes a business. The Spiritualistic Doctrine is science, philosophy and religion. If you take away religion, what is left? Jesus is in our everyday living, as long as our trials and tribulations come about, the first name we remember, capable of providing relief and comfort is Jesus.(3) Jesus: Divine messiah, God sent They attack, with the same purpose, even the figure of the pioneer Olympio Teles de Menezes, naming him Catholic-Spiritist. The hoards in the dense regions are powerful and get organized, once they have as their goal, the banishment of Jesus from Spiritualist studies. Such brethrens, trapped by astute knights of the threshold mists, attest that Kardec wrote the Gospel in order to pacify theologians, attempting an approach to the Church (believe it or not!). They get red with anger when reading Kardec, who stated: Spiritualism is a religion, and we are proud of it. (4) Besides that, the Spirit St. Louis warns that spirits dont subvert religion, as some intend to. On the contrary, they confirm it, sanction it through irrefutable proof. In time, the number of sincere believers will be much larger.(5) The master of Lyon assures that Spiritualism lies upon the fundamental basis of religion and respects all beliefs; one of its effects is to infuse religious feelings in those who dont have them, and strengthen them in those who have them faltering. (6) For the heralds of the anti-religion, who affirm that Jesus is an archetype shaped in the collective consciousness, we remind that the master of Galilee was the manifestation of the love of God, the personification of His kindness. And for Kardec, the notable pedagogue and scholar from Lyon, Christ was a superior Spirit, of the highest kind and placed, for his virtues, much higher above mankind on Earth: By the immense results he produced, his incarnation in this world by force must have been one of those missions in which the Deity only trusts his direct messengers, in order to fulfill his tasks. Even without supposing that he was God himself, but merely sent by God to transmit His word to men, hed be more than a prophet, but a divine Messiah.(7) Bibliographical references: (1) Kardec, Allan. O Evangelho segundo o Espiritismo, RJ: Ed. FEB, 2000, cap. X, 20:21 (2) Kardec, Allan. Revista Espirita, fevereiro de 1862 - Resposta dirigida aos Espiritas Lionenses por ocasiao do Ano-Novo, Brasilia: Edicel, 2001 (3) Entrevistas com Chico Xavier disponiveis em http://www.espirito.org.br/portal/artigos/diversos/religiao/espiritismo-sem-jesus.html e http://www.meumundo.americaonline.com.br/eespirita/espiritismo_sem_jesus.htm (4) Kardec, Allan. Revista Espirita, dezembro de 1868, discurso de Kardec em reuniao publica realizada na noite de 01/11/1868, na Sociedade Parisiense de Estudos Espiritas, Brasilia: Edicel, 2001 (5) Kardec, Allan. O Livro dos Espiritos, RJ: Ed. FEB, 2002, perg. 1.010 (a) (6) Kardec, Allan. O Livro dos Mediuns RJ: Ed. FEB, 2000, Capitulo III, Do Metodo, Item 24,