Born from a lifelong experiment, the Shawn and Mary McCraney family have spent their lives searching the bounds and definitions of God, learning first-hand the benefits and consequences of a life directly relating to that entity. This quest has taken no preconceived tradition, dogma, doctrine, theology or philosophy as sacred, and has left no stone unturned.
At Yeshuans.faith, we, The McCraneys, present the personal and independent research, development, and implementation of their experience for you to utilize.
First and foremost, we present a unique personal descriptor: Yeshuan.
- “Yeshuan” describes anyone that lives directly by the Spirit of Christ, which is known by MERCY. Wherever there is an instance of mercy, there is the Spirit of Christ. To prioritize this Spirit is to be Yeshuan.
- The McCraneys posit that The Spirit of Christ and its fruit of unconditional spiritual mercy is the single metric for discovering oneself a Yeshuan; to be Yeshuan is never used as a mechanism of collective judgement, control, or authority, but only as a tool for personal reference, evaluation and growth.
- Yeshuans cannot be discerned by any religion, lifestyle, politic, preference, aesthetic, or circumstance… no “material” condition can be associated with the Yeshuan ethic.In other words, Yeshuans can be found anywhere, for “Yeshuan” is an adjective, not a noun; one can be a Yeshuan-Mormon, Yeshuan-Hindu, Yeshuan-Jew, Yeshuan-Artist, etc. Here, we identify that religion is an earthly mechanism - incomplete, collectively detached from spiritual reality, and at the subjective disposal of individuals to utilize as they are led.
Here at Yeshuans.faith, we expose freely our entire body of independent and experimental research that led to these conclusions. That research is presented as a model which historically and philosophically grounds “subjective faith” for individuals to principally plug-in to their respective religious and life circumstances. We now continue to build upon this work to develop our unique, subjective, familial, material Yeshuan expression, which we call “Yeshumanism”.
We believe this perspective will change the world for the best, and hope any and all consider it, challenge it, and contribute to it.
With that, welcome!
The McCraneys